'Equal trading rights' presentation slideshows

Splash Screen

Splash Screen. Chapter Introduction Section 1: The Decline of the Qing Dynasty Section 2: Revolution in China Section 3: Rise of Modern Japan Visual Summary. Chapter Menu. In what ways can one culture influence another?

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World History Final Exam Trivia Review!

World History Final Exam Trivia Review!. Round 1: Absolutism, English Civil War & Enlightenment. Round 1: Question 1. QUESTION : Define ABSOLUTISM ANSWER : A form of government in which the monarch has unlimited power & seeks to control all aspects of society. Round 1: Question 2.

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10 th American History

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US IMPERIALISM

US IMPERIALISM. Objectives & Questions. Explain why and how America acquired Hawaii using a timeline. Summarize the Open Door policy in a paragraph. Questions to answer: Why did the U.S. abandon her traditional isolationist foreign policy? How did the U.S. expand its influence in the world?.

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William McKinley

William McKinley . Open Door Policy. . This stated that all nations should have equal trading rights regardless of spheres of influence What does this mean???. Theodore Roosevelt. II. Roosevelt Big Stick Policy

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THE OPEN DOOR POLICY

THE OPEN DOOR POLICY. Objective: Define Open Door policy and its role in US Imperialism. APK. Importance. The Open Door policy of 1899 was originally adopted so that the United States could 1. restrict Chinese immigration. 2. stop Japan from attacking China.

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Imperialism

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Three Questions

Three Questions. Today, I will learn . . . To evaluate the changing economic policy of the U.S. government during the Progressive Era. I will learn it by . . . Listening to lecture & using Cornell Note Strategies. I have learned it when I can . . .

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