Do you think that monroe doctrine was justified?why or why not?

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Based on the perspective of newly independent Latin Countries it would be justifiable because it gave them hope of a powerful nation that will aid them if a European would to colonize or retake them back in their fold. It also a way to prevent major powerful nations to take advantage of newly created ones especially in the new world.

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