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Foreign Diplomacy Article & Worksheet Set

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Article opening: the United States becomes a world power, 1890–1920, with reasons for overseas expansion
Article page 1: Reasons for American expansion
Article continuation: Henry Cabot Lodge favors expansion, while Carl Schurz advocates a U.S. role for peace
Article page 2: Competing views of imperialism
Article profiles: Josiah Strong promotes Anglo-Saxon civilization; Alfred T. Mahan advocates sea power
Article page 3: Strong and Mahan on expansion
Article section: the Monroe Doctrine's four principles and an introduction to three presidents' foreign policies
Article page 4: The Monroe Doctrine and national interest
Article comparison: Roosevelt's Big Stick Policy, Taft's Dollar Diplomacy, and Wilson's Moral Diplomacy
Article page 5: Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson
Article section: Spanish-American War causes and results, the USS Maine, and the Teller and Platt amendments
Article page 6: The Spanish-American War
Article section: Panama's revolt, Panama Canal construction, and transfer of the canal, with a route map
Article page 7: Building and controlling the Panama Canal
Article section: U.S. intervention in Mexico, Pancho Villa, and Puerto Rico's changing political status
Article page 8: U.S. relations with Mexico and Puerto Rico
Article section: the Roosevelt Corollary, U.S. occupation of Haiti, and the later Good Neighbor policy
Article page 9: Caribbean and Central American intervention
Article section: Philippine resistance to U.S. rule, American businesses in Hawaii, and Hawaii's annexation
Article page 10: U.S. involvement in the Pacific
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Foreign Diplomacy Article and Worksheet Set is a useful resource for high school history students to learn about foreign diplomacy. The set contains a 12-page informative article and a 3-page editable worksheet. Educators can implement this resource in various ways. Print the article for students to read individually or in small groups. Use the text to introduce a new topic or review a previously learned one. The editable worksheet allows students to type answers digitally or write them by hand. Completed worksheets help students review key information before assessments. This concise article and flexible worksheet encourage historical analysis skills. Activities like highlighting, note-taking, and written responses promote critical thinking. Use this set to energize your foreign diplomacy lessons.

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