The Banana Wars surveys the series of United States military interventions in the Caribbean, Central America and Mexico during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It examines campaigns in countries including Cuba, Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua, alongside the economic and strategic interests that shaped American policy. The book considers occupation, resistance and the growth of U.S. regional power, as well as the long political consequences for the countries involved.
Saul David
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