Monroe Doctrine: Table of Contents

    Introduction
    The Text
    Summary
    Part 1
    Part 2
    Part 3
    Part 4
    Main Idea
    Historical Context
    Timeline
    Key Figures
    James Monroe
    John Quincy Adams
    George Canning
    John C. Calhoun
    William Wirt
    Themes
    Quotes
    Power
    Power Quotes
    American Exceptionalism
    American Exceptionalism Quotes
    Imperialism
    Imperialism Quotes
    Contrasting Regions
    Contrasting Regions Quotes
    Politics
    Politics Quotes
    Compare and Contrast
    James Monroe, Letter to Thomas Jefferson (October 17, 1823)
    Thomas Jefferson, Letter to James Monroe (October 24, 1823)
    John Quincy Adams, Speech to the U.S. House of Representatives on Foreign Policy (July 4, 1821)
    James K. Polk, First Annual Message to Congress (December 2, 1845)
    Theodore Roosevelt, Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine (December 6, 1905)
    Then and Now
    Analysis
    Symbols, Motifs, and Rhetorical Devices
    America
    Europe
    Independence
    Neutrality
    Friendship
    Rhetoric
    Structure
    Tone
    Writing Style
    What's Up With the Title?
    What's Up With the Opening Lines?
    What's Up With the Closing Lines?
    Tough-o-Meter
    Shout-Outs
    Trivia
    Questions
    Glossary
    Best of the Web
    Quizzes
    Quotes True or False
    Historical Context True or False
    People
    People True or False
    On the Border-line
    On the Border-line True or False
    A Bit o' Miscellany
    A Bit o' Miscellany True or False

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