Countries That Have Been Controlled by the United States

Enter the modern-day countries whose territory has, at any point in the past, been entirely or partially controlled by the United States.
Liberia was controlled by the American Colonization Society, which was a private rather than government organization, so it is not included.
I wasn't sure whether to include the numerous claims made under the Guano Islands Act, since most of them were never really controlled by the United States - suggestions on this matter are welcome!
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Time Period
Country
1776 - present
United States
1803 - 1818
Canada (Louisiana Purchase)
1831 - 1832
United Kingdom (Falkland Islands)
1856 - 1981
Colombia (Serrana Bank)
1863 - 1972
Honduras (Swan Islands)
1898 - 1902 and 1906 - 1909
Cuba
1898 - 1946
Philippines
1903 - 1979
Panama (Panama Canal Zone)
1906 - 1972
Mexico (Horcón Tract)
1914
Mexico (Veracruz)
1914 - 1971
Nicaragua (Corn Islands)
1915 - 1934
Haiti
1916 - 1924 and 1965 - 1966
Dominican Republic
1938 - 1979
Kiribati (Line, Phoenix, Canton, and Enderbury Islands)
1944 - 1986
Marshall Islands
1945 - 1948
South Korea
1945 - 1952
Germany (American Zone of Occupation)
1945 - 1955
Austria (American Zone of Occupation)
1945 - 1952
Japan
1945 - 1972
Japan (Ryuku Islands)
1947 - 1986
Micronesia
1947 - 1994
Palau
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3 Comments
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Level 34
Feb 10, 2018
How come Germany is here but not Austria?
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Level 60
Mar 5, 2018
Good point - I seem to have missed that!
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Level 55
Jun 29, 2020
Why are Mexico and the UK here twice?