The monroe doctrine best complete diagram

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The statement that best completes the diagram about Monroe doctrine is that the A. Europe loses power in the Americas.

<h3>What was the Monroe doctrine?</h3>

It was a foreign policy that established than any intervention by external powers in the politics of the Americas is a potentially hostile act against the US.

Because of this, the Europe loses power in America because the Monroe Doctrine no longer allowed European countries to interfere with America affairs.

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