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Foreign Affairs in the Young Nation Chapter 12 Foreign Affairs in the Young Nation

Dilemma #4– The Problem Why might the United States have been interested in supporting the new Latin American nations in the early 1800?

Dilemma #4– The Problem Why might the United States have been interested in supporting the new Latin American nations in the early 1800? The United States was ….

Dilemma #4– The Problem Why might the United States have been interested in supporting the new Latin American nations in the early 1800? The United States was genuinely concerned for the well-being of the new nations. The United States wanted to establish beneficial trade with Latin America. The United States wanted Europe to stay out of the affairs of the American continents.

Dilemma #4– Our Answer In your own words, explain what the Monroe Doctrine said. Then Explain whether you think President Monroe pursued the best foreign policy option.

Dilemma #4– Our Answer President Monroe… In your own words, explain what the Monroe Doctrine said. Then Explain whether you think President Monroe pursued the best foreign policy option. President Monroe…

Dilemma #4– Our Answer In your own words, explain what the Monroe Doctrine said. Then Explain whether you think President Monroe pursued the best foreign policy option. President Monroe created The Monroe Doctrine that said Europe should not colonize any Latin American nations and that any attempts at colonization would be seen as a threat to the United States.

Dilemma #4 – Isolationism?

Dilemma #4 – Isolationism?