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Monroe – In His Own Words: From President James Monroe's seventh Annual Message to Congress, read the excerpts that are known as the Monroe Doctrine. As you read the document, underline the main ideas from the text and try to understand Monroe's position on European and American affairs. Be sure to keep track of Monroe's point of view and describe your own thoughts as you fill in the chart below.

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