Why did Europe not like the Monroe doctrine?

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Jlenok [28]3 years ago

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Europe did not like the Monroe Doctrine because it prevented them from invading the Western Hemisphere an claiming more land. The Monroe Doctrine was a policy formed by the U.S. Government against foreigners. This helped out the U.S. as it was beginning to stabilize as a nation and country.

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