Title: United States involvement in regime change - Wikipedia
Headings: United States involvement in regime change
United States involvement in regime change
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Contents
Pre-1887 interventions
1800s
1805: Tripolitania
1846–1848 Annexation of Texas and invasion of California
1860s
1865–1867: Mexico
1887–1912: U.S. Empire, Expansionism, and the Roosevelt Administration
1880s
1887–1889: Samoa
1890s
1893: Kingdom of Hawaii
1900s
1903: Panama
1903–1925: Honduras
1906–1909: Cuba
1909–1910: Nicaragua
1912–1941: The Wilson administration, World War I, and the interwar period
1910s
1912–1933: Nicaragua
1913–1919: Mexico
1915–1934: Haiti
1916–1924: Dominican Republic
1917–1919: Germany
1917–1920: Austria-Hungary
1918–1920: Russia
1941–1945: World War II and the aftermath
1940s
1941: Panama
1941–1952: Japan
1941–1949: Germany
1941–1946: Italy
1944–1946: France
1944–1945: Belgium
1944–1945: Netherlands
1944–1945: Philippines
1945–1955: Austria
1945–1991: The Cold War
1940s
1945–1948: South Korea
1945–1949: China
1947–1949: Greece
1947–1970s: Italy
1948: Costa Rica
1949–1953: Albania
1949: Syria
1950s
1950–1953: Burma and China
1950–1953: Korea
1952: Egypt
1952–1953: Iran
1953–1958: Cuba
1954: Guatemala
1954: Paraguay
1956–1957: Syria
1957–1959: Indonesia
1958: Lebanon
1959–1963: South Vietnam
1959: Iraq
1959–2000: Cuba
1960s
1960–1965: Congo-Leopoldville
1960: Laos
1961: Dominican Republic
1961–1975: Laos
1961–1964: Brazil
1963: Iraq
1965–1966: Dominican Republic
1965–1967: Indonesia
1967–1975: Cambodia
1970s
1970–1973: Chile
1971: Bolivia
1973: Uruguay
1974–1991: Ethiopia
1975–1991: Angola
1977: Zaire
1978: Zaire
1979–1993: Cambodia
1979–1989: Afghanistan
1980s
1980–1989: Poland
1980–1992: El Salvador
1981–1982: Chad
1981–1990: Nicaragua
1983: Grenada
1989–1994: Panama
1991–present: Post-Cold War
1990s
1991: Iraq
1991: Haiti
1992–1996: Iraq
1994–1995: Haiti
1996–1997: Zaire
1997–1998: Indonesia
2000s
2000: Yugoslavia
2003–2011: Iraq
2004: Haiti
2006–2007: Palestinian territories
2005–2017: Syria
2007: Iran
2009: Honduras
2010s
2011: Libya
2015–present: Yemen
2019: Venezuela
Impact
See also
Notes
Bibliography

Content: Samoan Civil War, Samoan crisis, and Second Samoan Civil War
In the 1880s, Samoa was a monarchy with two rival claimants to the throne, Malietoa Laupepa or Mata'afa Iosefo. The Samoan crisis was a confrontation between the United States, Germany and Great Britain from 1887 to 1889, with the powers backing rival claimants to the throne of the Samoan Islands which became the First Samoan Civil War. The powers eventually agreed that Laupepa would become king. After the powers withdrew, the civil war went on until 1894, when Laupepa secured his power. 1890s
1893: Kingdom of Hawaii
Main articles: Overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom and Republic of Hawaii
Anti-monarchs, mostly Americans, in Hawaii, engineered the overthrow of the Kingdom of Hawaii. On January 17, 1893, the native monarch, Queen Lili'uokalani, was overthrown. Hawaii was initially reconstituted as an independent republic, but the ultimate goal of the action was the annexation of the islands to the Unite