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A policy President James Monroe made which tried to limit European expansion into the Western Hemisphere. Monroe said that the American continents should not be considered for future colonization. (Latin America is part of the Americas.)

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that America was not concerned with Europe's problems

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What was the Monroe Doctrine and how it shows the US controlling Latin America?

A policy President James Monroe made which tried to limit European expansion into the Western Hemisphere. Monroe said that the American continents should not be considered for future colonization. (Latin America is part of the Americas.)


US involvment with Latin america?

The Monroe Doctrine


What was the policy in Latin America called?

Monroe Doctrine


Which region did Monroe direct most of his Monroe Doctrine?

South and Latin America.


What protected latin america from european attack?

The Monroe Doctrine


The Monroe Doctrine was proclaimed in response to revolutions in?

south america


How did the Monroe doctrine affected US relationship with Latin American?

The Monroe Doctrine essentially protected the Americas from further European conquest. Therefore, the doctrine made the U.S. a sort of "big brother" to Latin America.


What does The Monroe Doctrine prohibit?

Monroe doctribe forbid european countries in latin america


Roosevelt's corollary to the monroe doctrine focused on which region?

Latin America


Which was the purpose of the monroe doctrine?

To warn Europe to stay out of Latin America


What effects did the monroe doctrine and roosevelt corollary have on latin america?

I dont no


Name the document that justified US involement in Latin America?

Monroe Doctrine