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A theorm is a statement that can be easily proved using a collary?
False. (apex)
What did the US do as a result of the Roosevelt collary?
it became more involved in dept problem in latin america (Apex)
What was the central message of the roosevelt collary?
it was the corollary to the Monroe Doctrine and it said that the US had the right to interfere in the Western Hemisphere both to keep Europe out and to protect US interests ex: Panama Canal
What is the Roosevelt collary?
Extension of the Monroe Doctrine announced by Theodore Roosevelt in 1904, in which he proclaimed the right if the United States to police the Caribbean areas. It allowed the United States to collect customs, the major source of governmental revenue; and supervise government expenditures, including debt repayment.
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