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Independence of United States of America

United States · Government / Republican Party Government. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

8Records
1901–2001Date range
6Named people
3Places

Chronological records

1901

Theodore Roosevelt20 May 1901

Government / Republican Party Government

Cuba gains independence from Spain, the US withdraws its troops

1922

Warren Gamaliel Harding6 February 1922

Washington · Government / Republican Party Government

Respects the territory of China, a formal endorsement of the "Open Door" policy

1946

James Francis Byrnes1946

Stuttgart · Government / Republican Party Government

"Allied Control Council is neither governing Germany nor allowing Germany to govern"

1947

James Francis Byrnes1947

Government / Republican Party Government

The British support Byrnes proposals, Russia & France do not support them. Invites the other 3 German occupying powers to join their zones together

1950

Harry S Truman7 February 1950

Government / Republican Party Government

The United States & Britain recognize Bao Dais Government

1991

George Herbert Walker Bush27 August 1991

Government / Republican Party Government

The USA recognizes the independence of Estonia, Latvia & Lithuania

George Herbert Walker Bush1991

Kiev · Government / Republican Party Government

Appeals to Ukranian nationalists not to gain independence from the Soviet Union

2001

George Walker BushApril 2001

Government / Republican Party Government

President Bush pledges to help Taiwan in the event of a Chinese invasion

Names involved

George Herbert Walker BushGeorge Walker BushHarry S TrumanJames Francis ByrnesTheodore RooseveltWarren Gamaliel Harding

Provenance

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