Question

The primary reason for the announcement of the Monroe Doctrine in 1823 was

Answer 1

Fear of European involvement in Latin America.  

Further Explanation:-

The Monroe Doctrine was the policy of the United States which opposed European Colonialism in American which started in 1823. This doctrine further stated that the efforts by European nations in order to take control over any north or South American state would be seen as the unfriendly disposition of Power against the United States. Address of the president of the United States, James Monroe contained Monroe Doctrine. This doctrine can best be viewed as the policy of the United States towards Western Hampshire. The doctrine also states that the United States will not interfere and will recognize the European colonies that were existing during that time and will not even mediate its concerns with regards to any European colony but the further extension by Europe of these colonies will be seen as a provocation. The government of the United States feared that the European powers which came out victorious and which were emerged from Congress of Vienna will revive the monarchical government. The primary reason for the announcement of the Monroe Doctrine in 1823 was a fear of European involvement in Latin America.

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Answer details:

Grade – High School

Subject – History

Chapter – Monroe Doctrine

Keywords – Monroe Doctrine, Europe, United States, Colonization, Colonies, Monarchy, Europeans, Invade, Government, James Monroe.  

Answer 2

Answer:

A) a fear of European involvement in Latin America.

Explanation:

The Monroe Doctrine was a United States strategy of confronting European colonialism in the U.S starting in 1823. It declared that additional efforts by European states to take charge of an independent nation in North or South U.S would be observed as "the demonstration of a contrary disposition proceeding the United States." At the same event, the doctrine perceived that the U.S. would realize and not interpose with surviving European colonies nor interrupt in the internal affairs of European lands.