The Monroe Doctrine of 1823 warned Europe to stay out of the Americas, and the U.S. would stay out of European affairs. Why was
this foreign policy effective, and why did Europe accept it? A Constant fighting had weakened the European countries.
B It benefited Great Britain, and the British navy helped enforce it.
C France and Italy were afraid of American expansion into Europe.
D European countries had already divided up all of the New World.
Congress established the Rural Electrification Administration which loaned money to electric utilities to build power lines, bringing electricity to isolated rural areas.
