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| A timeline of the actions taken by the [[United States of America|United States]] Government in order to secure greater power and wealth at the expense of people, both its own and abroad.
| | ''Content Warning: This article contains extensive discussion and description of torture, rape, murder and genocide'' |
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| == 1700s ==
| | ''Note: We acknowledge that occasionally, US hegemony CAN have benefits (for instance, [[Anti-Fascism|killing Nazis]]) and we do not support all groups opposed to US hegemony. The US is also not behind every event in global politics, they are an empire but not omnipotent. However, we strongly condemn US hegemony as most of it leads to loss of life and the underdevelopment of countries, condemning hundreds of millions to a life of poverty.'' |
| * 1777: Morocco becomes the first nation to recognise American independence, the US has had supportive relations with Morocco since.
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| == 1800s ==
| | A timeline of the actions taken by the [[United States of America|United States]] government in order to secure greater [[US Hegemony|hegemony]] and power and wealth at the expense of people, both its own and abroad. We include authoritarian regimes and dictatorships supported by the US, coups supported by the US, interference in elections, invasions, suppression of rebellions (domestic and abroad), bombing campaigns and support for terrorist or guerilla groups. Actions against piracy and retaliation against states that the declared war on the US are not included on this list, except in situations where the US used it for hegemonic gains or lied to their population. |
| * 1876: The US begins to support the authoritarian Porfiriato regime in Mexico,
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| * 1898: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in [[Guatemala]] (ending in 1920)
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| == 1900s ==
| | * 1891: Overthrow of the Kingdom of Hawaii ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overthrow_of_the_Hawaiian_Kingdom Wikipedia]) |
| * 1908: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Venezuela (which ends in 1935) | | * 1936: US Corporations arm Nationalists in [[Spanish Civil War]], leading to their victory |
| | * 1950: Support for [[Franco Dictatorship]] in Spain |
| | * 1950: [[US Bombing of North Korea|Bombing of North Korea]] |
| | * 1952: Support for [[Batista Dictatorship]] in Cuba |
| | * 1954: Support for Guatemala military coup |
| | * 1954: Support for Paraguay military coup |
| | * 1959: Support for Haiti coup |
| | * 1960: [[Terrorism in Cuba|Terrorism against Cuba]] |
| | * 1962: Support for Military Dictatorship in Brazil |
| | * 1962: Support for Peru military coup |
| | * 1963: [[Vietnam War|Invasion of Vietnam]] |
| | * 1964: Support for Colombia in Civil War |
| | * 1964: Support for Brazil military coup |
| | * 1965: Support for Dominican Republic coup |
| | * 1967: Support for [[New Order (Indonesia)|Indonesian New Order]] |
| | * 1973: Support for Pinochet Dictatorship in Chile |
| | * 1973: Support for Civic-Military Dictatorship in Uruguay |
| | * 1975: Support for Peru military coup |
| | * 1976: Support for Argentina military coup |
| | * 1979: Support for Taliban in Afghani Civil War. |
| | * 1980: Support for El Salvador military coup |
| | * 1982: Support for Habre Dictatorship in Chad |
| | * 1983: Invasion of Grenada |
| | * 1986: Bombing of Libya |
| | * 1986: [[Olof Palme|Assassination of Swedish prime minister]] (speculated) |
| | * 1989: [[US Invasion of Panama|Invasion of Panama]] |
| | * 1990: [[Gulf War (1990)|Bombing of Iraq]] |
| | * 2001: Invasion of Afghanistan |
| | * 2002: Support for Venezuelan military coup |
| | * 2003: Invasion of Iraq |
| | * 2004: Support for Haiti coup |
| | * 2005: Support for Kyrgyzstan coup |
| | * 2006: Support for Palestine coup |
| | * 2009: Support for Syria coup |
| | * 2011: Support for [[Vietnam]] coup |
| | * 2011: Support for Libya military coup |
| | * 2014: Support for Thailand coup |
| | * 2019: Support for Venezuela coup |
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| === 1910s ===
| | See also [[US Atrocities]] |
| * 1911: The US stops supporting the authoritarian [[Porfiriato]] regime after the [[Mexican Revolution]] overthrows the government by forcing Porfirio to flee for Spain.
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| === 1920s ===
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| * 1929: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Mexico (which ends in 2000 with the democratisation of Mexico, brought on by various events, notably the [[Zapatista Revolution]])
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| === 1930s ===
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| * 1930: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in the Dominican Republic (ending in 1961 with a US-backed coup)
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| * 1931: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in [[Guatemala]] (ending in 1944 with a popular uprising)
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| * 1932: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in El Salvador (which ends in 1944 due to a confusing uprising)
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| * 1933: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Honduras (which ends in 1949 in response to uprisings in surrounding countries)
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| * 1933: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Portugal (which ends in 1974)
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| * 1936: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Nicaragua (which ends in 1979 in response to a popular uprising)
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| === 1940s ===
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| * 1945: The US drops two [[Nuclear Weapons|nuclear bombs]] on the [[Nuclear Bombings of Japan|Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki]]. Whether this was done to force a Japanese surrender and prevent a brutal land invasion of Japan or to intimidate the [[USSR]] from taking Korea remains controversial to this day.
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| * 1945: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in China (which ends in 1949)
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| * 1945: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Saudi Arabia (which continues to this day)
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| * 1948: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Thailand (which ended in 1973)
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| * 1948: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Peru (which ended in 1956)
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| * 1948: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in South Korea (which ended in 1988)
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| * 1948: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in South Africa (which ended in 1994)
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| * 1948: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Yugoslavia (which ended in 1980)
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| * 1949: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Syria (which ended in 1953)
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| * 1949: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Taiwan (which ends in 1975)
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| === 1950s ===
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| * 1950: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Venezuela (which ends in 1958 due to a popular uprising)
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| * 1950: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Spain (which ends in 1975)
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| * 1952: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Cuba (which ends in 1959 due to the [[Cuban Revolution]])
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| * 1953: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Iran (which ends in 1979 due to a popular uprising)
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| * 1954: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Guatemala (which ends in 1986)
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| * 1954: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Jordan (which continues to this day)
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| * 1954: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Paraguay (which ends in 1989)
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| * 1955: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in South Vietnam (which ends in 1963)
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| * 1957: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Haiti (which ended in 1986)
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| * 1958: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Pakistan (which ends in 1969 due to a popular uprising)
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| * 1959: [[Singapore]] is granted self-government by the British Empire, and the US quickly starts to support the centre-right People's Action Party, who works to create an authoritarian regime in the country.<ref>Lynn Kuok (2016): [https://www.brookings.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Paper-6.pdf The U.S.-Singapore Partnership: A Critical Elementof U.S. Engagement and Stability in the Asia-Pacific]</ref> Some notable achievements like censorship of the media, mass surveillance, arrest without trial, restrictions on protest, conscription, abuse of migrant workers, human trafficking and the criminalisation of homosexuality.<ref>[[Wikipedia]] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights_in_Singapore</ref>
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| === 1960s ===
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| * 1963: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Honduras (which ends in 1982)
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| * 1963: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Iraq (which ends in 1967)
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| * 1964: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Brazil (which ends in 1984)
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| * 1965: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in the Philippines (which ends in 1985 due to a popular uprising)
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| * 1965: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in the Democratic Republic of Congo (which ended in 1997)
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| * 1967: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Indonesia (which ends in 1998 due to a popular uprising)
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| * 1967: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Greece (which ends in 1974)
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| * 1968: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Panama (which ends in 1981)
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| * 1969: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Pakistan (which ends in 1971)
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| * 1969: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Sudan (which ends in 1985)
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| * 1969: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Romania (which ends in 1969)
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| === 1970s ===
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| * 1970: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Oman (which continues to this day)
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| * 1970: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Cambodia (which ends in 1975)
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| * 1971: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in United Arab Emirates (which continues to this day)
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| * 1971: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Bolivia (which ends in 1978)
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| * 1972: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Qatar (which continues to this day)
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| * 1973: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Uruguay (which ends in 1985)
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| * 1973: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Chile (which ends in 1990)
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| * 1976: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Argentina (which ends in 1983)
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| * 1978: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Pakistan (which ends in 1988)
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| * 1978: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Somalia (which ends in 1991)
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| * 1979: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Equatorial Guinea (which continues to this day)
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| === 1980s ===
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| * 1980: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Liberia (which ended in 1990)
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| * 1980: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Turkey (which ended in 1989)
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| * 1981: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Egypt (which ended in 2011 with the [[Arab Spring]])
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| * 1982: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Cameroon (which continues to this day)
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| * 1982: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Chad (which continues to this day)
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| * 1982: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Iraq (which ended in 1990)
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| * 1983: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Panama (which ends in 1989)
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| * 1984: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Brunei (which continues to this day)
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| * 1986: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Uganda (which continues to this day)
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| * 1987: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Tunisia (which ends in 2011)
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| === 1990s ===
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| * 1990: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Uzbekistan (which ends in 2016)
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| * 1990: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Kyrgyzstan (which ends in 2005)
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| * 1990: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Yemen (which ends in 2012)
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| * 1991: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Azerbaijan (which continues to this day)
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| * 1991: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Ethiopia (which ended in 2012)
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| * 1992: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Kazakhstan (which continues to this day)
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| * 1992: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Peru (which ended in 2000)
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| * 1994: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Tajikistan (which continues to this day)
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| * 1999: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Bahrain (which continues to this day)
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| * 1999: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Djibouti (which continues to this day)
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| * 1999: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Pakistan (which ends in 2008)
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| == 2000s ==
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| * 2000: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Rwanda (which continues to this day)
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| * 2006: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Turkmenistan (which continues to this day)
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| === 2010s ===
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| * 2011: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Vietnam (which continues to this day)
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| * 2012: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Egypt (which continues to this day)
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| * 2014: The US begins to support the authoritarian regime in Thailand (which continues to this day)
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| == References ==
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| <references />
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| [[Category:USA]] | | [[Category:USA]] |
| [[Category:Libertarian Socialist Wiki]] | | [[Category:AnarWiki]] |
| [[Category:North America]] | | [[Category:North America]] |
| [[Category:Timelines]] | | [[Category:Timelines]] |
| | [[Category:US Imperialism]] |
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| | [[wikipedia:United_States_involvement_in_regime_change|Wikipedia Article on United States involvement in regime change]] |
