How did events in Santo Domingo influence American expansion?

Events in Santo Domingo (present-day Dominican Republic) did not directly influence American expansion. The United States did intervene in Santo Domingo in 1905, but this intervention was primarily motivated by economic interests, particularly the protection of American investments in the country, and was not part of a larger strategy of territorial expansion.

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