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Americanization
Monroe Doctrine
Open Door Policy (China)
Thirteenth Amendmant
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What is Americanization?
Americanization is causing someone to acquire American traits and characteristics.
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What is the Monroe Doctrine?
The Monroe Doctrine declared that the Americas were no longer open for colonization.
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What is the Open Door Policy?
A concept that all nations should have equal commercial and industrial trade rights.
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What did the 13th Amendment state?
Made slavery illegal.
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How did Americanization play a role in public schooling?
Americanization helped foreign students assimilate into the American culture and environment.
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Which President issued the Monroe Doctrine?
James Monroe
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Why was it important to the U.S.?
It increased trade with China and gave the U.S. territory in China. It also increased Chinese investments in the U.S.
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Did the 13th Amendment really free slaves? Why or why not?
No because even if they were legally free, they were still looked down on by society.
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What did Americanization enforce?
Americanization enforced american culture, american history, and responsibilities of citizenship. It also instilled discipline and work ethic.
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How did the Monroe Doctrine benefit the Unites States?
It helped because it ensured that European powers wouldn't interfere with America's plans with the western hemispehere.
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Who did Japan's rising power worry? Why?
It worried Russia because they didn't want Japan to acquire Manchuria, which in right next to Russia.
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How was the South Affected?
No more free slaves.
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Around what war did Americanization occur?
World War 1
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What was one of the greatest extensions of the doctrine? What was it's purpose?
Theodore Roosevelt's Corollary. It justifies U.S. intervention in Latin America.
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Which country were China and Japan fighting over?
Korea.
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What is the difference between the Emancipation Proclamation and the 13th Amendment?
The Emancipation Proclamation only freed slaved in the Confederate States of America.