How did the Monroe Doctrine reinforce President Washington's ideas about foreign policy?

the monroe doctrine is a document (1843) with 3 points, that was formed to state, that any (1) European powers were NOT allowed to come to north and south Americas for colonization, (2) European Countries should not interfere with the new, independent Spanish American countries [since Spain has formed independent countires] and (3) the US should not INTEREFERE with european Colonies that were already established in America. while Washington's foreign policy was to not mix with European powers or it will be the destruction of America.

Answered by cathyrios | 2024-06-10

The Monroe Doctrine, proclaimed by President James Monroe in 1823, reinforced George Washington's ideas about foreign policy by asserting that the Americas were off-limits to European colonization and interference. It emphasized American independence in international relations, urging the U.S. to avoid alliances and conflicts with European nations. Both policies aimed to protect U.S. interests and maintain a separation from European affairs.
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Answered by cathyrios | 2024-10-01