Context
In what year was the Monroe Doctrine made?
1823
Where could European Powers not colonize anymore as described in the Monroe Doctrine?
The Americas.
It initially subdued the fervor but exacerbated the topic around 80 years later.
How did the Monroe Doctrine lead to the ability of the U.S to focus on internal development?
The fact that European Powers, because they couldn't colonize, led less trade and competition in the market.
Who was the audience of the Monroe Doctrine?
European Powers.
The Eastern and Western hemispheres.
The U.S started to be feared by other countries because it was a regional ______.
Leader
More obstacles form European Powers stopped coming about.
To whom did Monroe originally give advise to in the Monroe Doctrine?
The Congress.
What was the U.S able to focus on without the hindrance of European colonization?
Manifest Destiny.
What was any European attempt to interfere with the western hemisphere considered?
A Hostile Act.
This doctrine paved the way for intervensionism in the 20th century. Was the U.S a victim or instigator of this?
Internal debates were being held on the national identity of the U.S. What identity did the Monroe Doctrine establish of the U.S?
A Protector and/or Leader.
Which part of the British military, helped convince the Europeans that their land is now separate from the West?
Which smaller countries did this Doctrine pave independence for?
The Latin American Countries.
Why did the Monroe Doctrine lead to the economic powerhouse America became? There are two reasons.
American businesses can dominate and territorial expansion.