The "policing of the Western Hemisphere" is a phrase that conveys Roosevelt's attitude when it came to international affairs. Roosevelt believed that the United States was justified in exercising this policing for several reasons. He argued that there had been chronic unrest or wrongdoing in the Western Hemisphere for a very long time, and someone had to put an end to it. Moreover, he stated that the United States would intervene in conflucts between European countries and Latin American countries if the European powers had a legitimate claim. He argued that this attitude would work because it came hand in hand with the Monroe Doctrine. While the Monroe Doctrine was meant to put an end to European intervention, the "corollary" (which stated the US intention to police the hemisphere) was used to justify American intervention.
Answer:
b. Free Enterprise
Explanation:
A "free enterprise" is dependent on the economy's <em>supply</em> and <em>demand</em>. It provides both the consumers and the producers the freedom in doing business transactions.<em> The producers are free to produce what they want while the consumers are free to buy what they want.</em> This also means that businessmen have the option to choose what business they want to open and employees have the option to choose what job they want. Such kind of economic system drives <u>competition.</u> For example, if the demand for leather shoes rises, then many of the businesses will be inclined to produce the same product.<u> This gives the consumer many options</u>. Businesses will then try to become more creative in marketing the same product at a lower cost in order to attract more consumers.
Mansa was a royal title for leaders of the Malian Empire. It means something like "King" or "Super-King" or "Kingiest King."
Mansa Musa was one of the most important Mansas. He lived from the late 1200s to the early 1300s, and reigned over the Malian Empire at the peak of its power.
