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Open Door Policy Article & Worksheet Set

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Opening article page on U.S. growth as a world power, economic expansion, naval strength, and imperialism
Article page 1: Becoming a world power
Article page comparing Henry Cabot Lodge's support for expansion with Carl Schurz's argument for peace
Article page 2: Competing views on imperialism
Article page explaining Josiah Strong's Anglo-Saxon ideology and Alfred T. Mahan's support for sea power
Article page 3: Strong and Mahan's arguments
Article page outlining the Monroe Doctrine and introducing Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson's foreign policies
Article page 4: Monroe Doctrine and foreign policy
Article page comparing Roosevelt's Big Stick Policy, Taft's Dollar Diplomacy, and Wilson's Moral Diplomacy
Article page 5: Three presidential approaches
Article page on the Spanish-American War, yellow journalism, the USS Maine, and U.S. control over Cuba
Article page 6: Spanish-American War
Article page tracing U.S. involvement in Panama, canal construction, and the transfer of canal control
Article page 7: Panama Canal history
Article page covering U.S. intervention in Mexico and Puerto Rico's changing political and economic status
Article page 8: Mexico and Puerto Rico
Article page on the Roosevelt Corollary, U.S. occupation of Haiti, resistance, and the Good Neighbor policy
Article page 9: Caribbean interventions
Article page explaining the Philippine fight for independence and U.S. business interests and annexation in Hawaii
Article page 10: The Philippines and Hawaii
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Open Door Policy Article & Worksheet Set This 12-page informative article and 3-page editable Word document worksheet helps high school history students learn about the Open Door Policy. Teachers can print the illustrated article for students to read, highlight, and take notes. The accompanying worksheet further cements understanding with short answer and essay questions. Students can type responses directly into the digital document. Teachers may utilize this flexible resource in various ways—for whole class introduction, small group work, individual assignments, or homework review. The completed worksheet serves as a handy study guide for upcoming quizzes. Check back often for more engaging history resources.

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