Open Door Policy
Published on Feb 05, 2016
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
OPEN DOOR POLICY
BY, CHRISTOPHER PAINTER, RILEY BISSELL, AND VIRGINIA LINDSAY
Summary
The Open Door Policy was created in 1899 by U.S. Secretary of State John Hay. It opened up equal trade with China to all nations. The United States was worried that China would exclude them from trade. He issued a second open door note because he feared other powers would use the Boxer Rebellion as an excuse to seize more Chinese territory. He also said that China should remain one country and not be broken up into separate pieces. This all happened because at first, America was not part of the activity.
WHO:
JOHN HAY CREATED IT
WHAT:
ALL NATIONS HAVE EQUAL TRADE WITH CHINA
WHERE:
BASED IN UNITED STATES BUT FOR ENITRE WORLD
WHY:
SO THE UNITED STATES WAS NOT EXCLUDED FROM TRADE WITH CHINA
HOW:
JOHN HAY DECLARED THE OPEN DOOR POLICY AND IT WAS ACCEPTED.
THIS PICTURE IS TELLINING US THAT...
THE UNITED STATES GAVE ITSELF THE POWER TO CONTROL TRADE WITH CHINA.
THIS PICTURE IS TELLING US THAT...
THE UNITED STATES IMAGE OF BEING STRONG INFLUENCED OTHER CONTRIES
THIS PICTURE IS SHOWING US THAT...
THE UNITED STATES WANTED TO TRADE WITH CHINA LIKE ALL THE OTHER COUNTRIES
THIS PICTURE IS SHOWING US THAT...
CHINA DID NOT LIKE BEING SPLIT EQUALLY AMONG NATIONS.
