The Open Door Policy is a name in foreign affairs preeminent
used to stand to the US policy set up in the late nineteenth century and the beginning
of twentieth century, as articulated in Secretary of State John Feed's Open Door
Note, dated September 6, 1899 and exchange to the significant European forces.
The geographic term “Asia” was originally used by ancient Greeks to describe the civilizations east of their empire. Ancient Asian peoples, however, saw themselves as a varied and diverse mix of cultures—not a collective group. Today, the term “Asia” is used as a cultural concept, while subregion classifications describe the distinct geopolitical identities of the continent. These classifications are Western Asia, Central Asia, Southern Asia, Eastern Asia, Southeastern Asia, and Northern Asia.
