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What short and long term goals might President Monroe have had in mind when he formulated the Monroe Doctrine in 1823?
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One goal is to have a kid rule the world and domination find an alien and sit on the sun with his mother
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One goal is to have a kid rule the world and domination find an alien and sit on the sun with his mother
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Create the Monroe Doctrine, and then go figure skating with his wife in Sweden.
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John Quincy Adams' goals was to serve his country as president and diplomat. He also was in the House of Representatives. He helped write the Monroe Doctorine and found the Smithsonian Institution. He was against slavery and went before the Supreme Court on the The Amistad case. He died speaking out against the Mexican War.
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