What best describes the foreign policy of the US in the 1800s?

Answer 1

American foreign policy in the years between 1820 and 1900 began with the establishment of the Monroe Doctrine, which warned European countries not to intervene in the affairs of Central and South America. It promised to protect the Western Hemisphere from European Imperialism. It continued to exercise European neutrality.

Answer 2

The United States primarily took a position against becoming entangled in European affairs and focused much more intently on matters on the North American continent, such as expansion westward (Manifest Destiny), confrontations with Mexico, and settling the border with Canada.

Answer 3

US Foreign Policy in the late 1800s was jingoistic and imperialistic. The United States believed that it should take its place among the European nations as a world power and colonial administrator. This resulted in the US Signing the Treaty of Kanagawa with Japan, Issuing the Open Door Policy in China, Annexing Hawaii, and Fighting the Spanish-American War to acquire Spain's colonial empire.

Answer 4

The United States concentrated more on domestic rather than foreign affairs.

Answer 5

the united states concentrated more on domestic rather than foreign affairs A+Ls

Answer 6

Non-Interventionism.

*isolation for aplus

Answer 7

The United States sought to expand its borders into Spanish territories.

Answer 8

isolation