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1 ANTI-IMPERIALISM ARGUMENTS

2 OBJECTIVES Identify the anti-imperialism arguments.
Analyze how the critics of imperialism attempted to appeal to public opinion.

3 TOPIC QUESTIONS What were the main arguments used by each critic of colonial expansion? How did each attempt to appeal to public opinion?

4 ANTI-IMPERIALISM DOC. QUESTIONS
Author? Point of View? Audience? List all of the arguments against imperialism. How does the author attack the quest for empire (style, tone, etc.)

5 JIGSAW DIRECTIONS Expert: Read the document assigned to you and fill in the Google Doc. with information about your particular document. 20 mins Jigsaw groups: Each individual presents his document information (about 5 minutes/pres.) Everyone takes notes on the documents (listen)

6 An Early Critique of Imperialism
Marxist Theory of Imperialism Imperialism, The Highest Stage of Capitalism The Black Man’s Burden

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