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The document discusses the Open Door Policy. This was a policy initiated by the United States in 1899 that supported equal trading rights and opportunities for economic participation in China. The Open Door Policy aimed to maintain China's independence and territorial integrity while preserving equal commercial and economic access for international powers within China.
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