The Monroe Doctrine,a New Principle of Foreign Policy,was Precipitated by

question 54

Multiple Choice

The Monroe Doctrine,a new principle of foreign policy,was precipitated by

• A)the presidential election of 1816.
• B)Spanish reaction to the First Seminole War.
• C)independence movements that had been gaining momentum in Central and South America.
• D)rumors that a European coalition was poised to help Spain recover lost American possessions.

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Definitions:

President Monroe

The fifth President of the United States (1817–1825), known for establishing the Monroe Doctrine, a policy opposing European colonialism in the Americas.

Indian Removal Policy

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Cherokee Renaissance

A period of cultural and political revival among the Cherokee Nation during the 18th and 19th centuries, marked by efforts to preserve language and traditions.

Government Payments

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