Question

In 1823, the US declared that Europe should stay out of North America or the US would consider it aggression. What was this policy called? A. Washington’s isolationism B. conservative internationalism C. Madison’s foreign policy D. Monroe Doctrine

Answer 1

The correct answer is D. Monroe Doctrine.

With concerns about Spain reclaiming the Western territories, President Monroe signed in 1823 four major points:

The U.S. would not get involved in European affairs, not interfere with existing European colonies, no other nation could start a new colony in the Western Hemisphere and finally, if a European nation interfered with a nation in the Western Hemisphere, the U.S. would treat as a hostile act against this nation.

Answer 2

D. Monroe Doctrine is your answer

The Monroe Doctrine states that as long as Europe keep out of affairs within the western hemisphere (the Americas), the US would keep out of European affairs. It also demands that Europe cut off all spheres of influence that is located within the Western Hemisphere (W.H. for short), and that all attempts from Europe to reclaim colonies or control the W.H. would be considered an aggression and a act of war.

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