Seeking for Freedom
After getting gaining freedom from England, American still have to work its way to accomplish the democracy government. The Declaration of Independent was a shut down for British colonies, but the end didn’t come till after the War of 1812. The war is also known as “the second war of independent” which brought independent to a series of nation, including Mexico, Venezuela, and Peru. Things didn’t end that simple. The European tried to influence in such political matters toward United States. The Monroe Doctrine was a speech made by President James Monroe in 1823. It was a proclamation to warn European nations not to get involved in political matter in Central and South America. The President James Monroe wanted to inspire …show more content…
United States was concerned about possibility expansion of European colonial in the Americas. As former colonies, those independent nations just gained their freedom recently. President James Monroe feared that the Holy Alliance would launch a military expedition to return the newly independent Latin American colonies to Spanish rule. Everything they have been fighting for will be useless if they let the invasion expand more. The British suggested a joint venture with the United States to preserve interests of both nation, but the President James Monroe came up with something else more benefit to Americas. The Monroe Doctrine was the solution. It was made by President James Monroe in his seventh annual address to the Congress of the United States on December 2, 1823; it eventually became one of the foundations of U.S. policy in Latin America. As a component of foreign policy, the Monroe Doctrine has had considerable effect and has had strong support in the United States, in part because it has promoted U.S. interests. The doctrine has served other American nations, too, particularly because it asserts their right to independence. The speech was a proclaim toward the European, but it was also a messages to others for not involve to a freedom nation. The development of the doctrine was a response to European incursions into this hemisphere. Specifically, the advance of the Russians down the Alaskan
After getting gaining freedom from England, American still have to work its way to accomplish the democracy government. The Declaration of Independent was a shut down for British colonies, but the end didn’t come till after the War of 1812. The war is also known as “the second war of independent” which brought independent to a series of nation, including Mexico, Venezuela, and Peru. Things didn’t end that simple. The European tried to influence in such political matters toward United States. The Monroe Doctrine was a speech made by President James Monroe in 1823. It was a proclamation to warn European nations not to get involved in political matter in Central and South America. The President James Monroe wanted to inspire …show more content…
United States was concerned about possibility expansion of European colonial in the Americas. As former colonies, those independent nations just gained their freedom recently. President James Monroe feared that the Holy Alliance would launch a military expedition to return the newly independent Latin American colonies to Spanish rule. Everything they have been fighting for will be useless if they let the invasion expand more. The British suggested a joint venture with the United States to preserve interests of both nation, but the President James Monroe came up with something else more benefit to Americas. The Monroe Doctrine was the solution. It was made by President James Monroe in his seventh annual address to the Congress of the United States on December 2, 1823; it eventually became one of the foundations of U.S. policy in Latin America. As a component of foreign policy, the Monroe Doctrine has had considerable effect and has had strong support in the United States, in part because it has promoted U.S. interests. The doctrine has served other American nations, too, particularly because it asserts their right to independence. The speech was a proclaim toward the European, but it was also a messages to others for not involve to a freedom nation. The development of the doctrine was a response to European incursions into this hemisphere. Specifically, the advance of the Russians down the Alaskan