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The Monroe Doctrine was an American Foreign Policy still in effect
today. It stated that the US would not allow foreign powers to come and
interfere in the politics and lives of North, Central, and South
Americans. If a foreign power attempted to do so then the US would stop
them. By force if necessary. </span>
I'm assuming you're talking about the French king. The answer is A. The estates general checked the kings power in raising taxes
basically when a government official uses unorthodox tactics to prevent a law we like or to force one upon us,
and to describe scandals during the legislative process
Pretty sure its cristopher colunbus
