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December 13 2016.

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1 December

2 What was the Monroe Doctrine?
Warm Up 1:10-5:36

3 I can identify the impact of the Monroe Doctrine by creating a thinking map.
Learning Target

4 1) Watch James Monroe video: http://www. history
1) Watch James Monroe video: (James Monroe’s Presidency) 2) You will create a multi-flow map for the Monroe Doctrine 3) You will have 10 minutes to research the causes of the Monroe Doctrine & then 10 minutes to research the effects. Share with class after each round of research Activity

5 What was the impact of the Monroe Doctrine?
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