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    The Open Door Policy The “Open Door Policy” is a foreign affairs idea which refers to the policy in 1899 that was made so that all countries could use China to trade without taking control of China. The “Open Door Policy” with China was proposed in the open door notes of September-November 1899‚ by William Woodville Rockhill. The United States gained power of the Philippine Islands in 1898 and became an Eastern Power. When the Imperial Powers were closing down on taking over China the US felt threatened

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    The Open Door Policy The Open Door Policy is a foreign policy. It allows any nation to access China‚ but none of those countries can control China. The concept of an open door policy is that any nation can trade with the nation that holds the open door policy. If America adopted an Open Door Policy‚ it would be certain to make the country prosperous and lower the prices of many things for its consumers. Just because it is good for the United States‚ does not mean that it is best for the rest

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    a country with a dense population and a host of natural resources. Natural resources that many European countries‚ including the Soviet Union‚ wanted access to. In order to reduce tension in Europe over China‚ the United States enacted the “open door policy (Benz).” The late 1800s and early 1900s is often referred to as the Age of Imperialism. During this time‚ many European countries were expanding their colonies to gain control and influence over more territory. China‚ who’s government was currently

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    politicians argue that an open door policy creates a higher rate for crime and threat upon the U.S citizens. For example‚ “The September 11‚ 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States suggest that loose immigration policy can allow enemies of the country in too easily” (Unit 8 Lecture 1: Immigration). Also‚ many claim that allowing immigrants into the United States harms the economy‚ especially with unemployment. Certainly this can be a downfall to an open door policy; as immigrants are assuming

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    online retailer is now open for public. Amazon is opening its site to outside programmers‚ providing access to databases and features that have taken years and something approaching $1 billion to develop over nearly a decade. It is not just Amazon Company who did open their database access. This strategy has been followed by eBay‚ Google and even Yahoo. Why is this happening? Why do the company be secretive one minute but open the next. What is behind the open door policies? There are actually several

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    The subject of The Open Door Policy between America and China is a controversial issue. Advancments in The Open Door Policy between America and China can be linked to many areas. Until recently considered taboo amongst polite society‚ it is yet to receive proper recognition for laying the foundations of democracy. Often it is seen as both a help and a hinderence to global commercial enterprises‚ who are likely to form a major stronghold in the inevitable battle for hearts and minds. Hold onto your

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    The Open Door Policy In 1898‚ The United States of America declared its “Open Doorpolicy. Under the Presidential of William McKinley‚ the U.S Secretary of State John Milton Hay issued and dispatched a statement in a form of circular diplomatic notes to the imperial powers having an interest in China namely‚ Great Britain‚ Germany‚ Italy‚ France‚ Russia‚ France and including Japan‚ the East Asia Superpower following their Victory in the First Sino-Japanese War of 1894 - 95. These statement became

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    Tubman was called the "Maker of recent Liberia" for his Open Door policy of unrestricted foreign investment and his Unification Policy. The "Open Door" policy attracted many countries greenbacks in foreign investment expedited by Tubman’s eagerness to hand out concessions to foreign corporations. Tubman raised the country’s world profile by traveling abroad and permitting further international investment in Liberia. With this investment and also the financial gain from the freshly discovered mineral

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    CHAPTER 2 The open door policy is a policy used by the china in the 19th century to repair the economy of their nation. Some of the scholars and academician classify this policy as one of the American’s foreign policy towards china to monopoly China’s economy. China in the 19th century was a country which was widely kwon as the wanted land of the imperialist. All the imperialist including Dutch‚ Germany‚ America as well as British. All of those imperialist feel insecure as they have their own

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    could pursue an aggressive economic expansionist policy without military force. It was clear that the U.S. did not have the same advantages as the imperialistic countries did since they had not obtained a sphere of influence in China (SOURCE 6). The Open Door policy would negate this by granting all countries equal access to trade with China. This did increase U.S. trade with China while maintaining its opposition

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