In the late nineteenth century,the United States' interest in Samoa saw competition from

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Germany was one of the major powers competing with the United States in Samoa in the late nineteenth century. Samoa was strategically located in the Pacific and was seen as a valuable port for refueling and resupplying ships. Germany, along with the United States and Britain, all sought to establish a presence in Samoa for their own economic and strategic interests. The competition ultimately led to the partitioning of Samoa between Germany and the United States in 1899.

In the Late Nineteenth Century,the United States' Interest in Samoa