Foreign Affairs in the Young Nation Chapter 12 Study Packet Foreign Affairs in the Young Nation 12.2 President Washington Creates a Foreign Policy STEP 1: Read Section 12.2. Answer the following questions in complete sentences. 1. What foreign dangers did the United States face during the Washington administration? In his farewell address, Washington recommended that the United States take a neutral, or isolationist, stand in foreign affairs. 2. What are the advantages of Washingtonʼs advice? 3. What are the disadvantages of Washingtonʼs advice? 4. What role did geography play in Washingtonʼs thinking? 5. Do you think that the United States today could live according to Washingtonʼs advice? Why/Why Not? Any specific examples? STEP 2: Mind NotesAfter discussing the questions above, record important thoughts, quotations and/or paraphrased beliefs Washington had about foreign policy. Foreign Affairs in the Young Nation Directions: Read Section 12.3 Dilemma 1: What Should President Adams Do to Protect American Ships? Add quoted or paraphrased ideas from the text that detail the DILEMMA the President experienced. Then respond to the information by recording IDEAS about what you think might/should happen as a result of the problem. Finish by reading 12.4 What Happened: Adams Pursues Peace and record details about the Presidentʼs SOLUTION to the problem. President Adams DILEMMA The Jay Treaty The XYZ Affair IDEAS SOLUTION Foreign Affairs in the Young Nation Directions: Read Section 12.5 Dilemma 2: How Should President Jefferson Deal with Pirates? Add quoted or paraphrased ideas from the text that detail the DILEMMA the President experienced. Then respond to the information by recording IDEAS about what you think might/should happen as a result of the problem. Finish by reading 12.6: What Happened: Jefferson Solves Half the Problem and record details about the Presidentʼs SOLUTION to the problem. President Jefferson PROBLEM Impressment Piracy IDEAS SOLUTION Foreign Affairs in the Young Nation Directions: Read Section 12.7 Dilemma 3: What Should President Madison Do to Protect Sailors and Settlers? Add quoted or paraphrased ideas from the text that detail the DILEMMA the President experienced. Then respond to the information by recording IDEAS about what you think might/should happen as a result of the problem. Finish by reading 12.8 Madison Launches the War of 1812 and record details about the Presidentʼs SOLUTION to the problem. President Madison DILEMMA Impressment Native American IDEAS SOLUTION Foreign Affairs in the Young Nation Directions: Read Section 12.9 Dilemma 4: What Should President Monroe Do to Support the New latin American Nations? Add quoted or paraphrased ideas from the text that detail the DILEMMA the President experienced. Then respond to the information by recording IDEAS about what you think might/should happen as a result of the problem. Finish by reading 12.10 What Happened: The U.S. Issues the Monroe Doctrine and record details about the Presidentʼs SOLUTION to the problem. President Monroe DILEMMA Latin Americaʼs Revolutions The New Latin American Nations IDEAS SOLUTION
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