As part of his "Good Neighbor policy", President Roosevelt A sent troops to keep Europeans from colonizing the countries of Lati
n America. B reopened trade with Mexico after a 22 year embargo. C lessened the restrictions for becoming a United States citizen. D planned to give more economic aid to Latin American countries.
As part of his "Good Neighbor policy", President Roosevelt planned to give more economic aid to Latin American countries.
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The 'Good Neighbor Policy' which was actually a brainchild of President Woodrow Wilson was modified and taken up for implementation by President Franklin Roosevelt.
The policy was aimed at the upliftment of the neighboring Latin American countries in order to achieve overall regional development and help the neighbors prosper by helping their economies boost.
After the implementation of the policy, the Latin American countries including Mexico started being dispensed with special financial aids.
The British government ended its policy of salutary neglect, which was essentially a very hands-off way of governing the colonies, when it implemented and enforced taxation laws such as the Townshend and Stamp Acts.
