The Monroe Doctrine promotes the idea that new countries should be allowed to develop without interference from stronger nations. Monroe Doctrine is a principle of the United States policy, that any operation by external powers in the politics of the Americas is basically hostile act against the United States. The person who developed the Monroe Doctrine was James Monroe, who became president in 1816. The reason why the Monroe Doctrine was developed because seeing the plight of Spain, Britain proposed joint British-American action to stop other European countries from establishing colonies in the Americas. The Secretary of States John Quincy Adams opposed this plan because John thought that the United States should act independently.
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3. The American continents, by the independent condition which they have assumed and maintain, are henceforth not to be considered as a subject for future colonization by any European powers. 4. We should consider any attempt on their part to extend their system to any portion of this hemisphere as dangerous to out peace and safety. In the European countries considered the Monroe Doctrine to be unimportant. The president’s desire to guard the Western Hemisphere was somewhat ridiculous in view of America’s weak military position. Knowing the British navy would be back up the Monroe Doctrine, they made no attempt to restore Spain’s New World Empire and Spain finally recognized independence of her American colonies. In 1824, Russia agreed to establish the Southern boundary of Alaska at 54° 40’. The Doctrine was never tested in this early period. Its real importance lay in when it would become a cornerstone of American foreign policy. In my opinion, I don’t think that the United States still allows new countries to develop without interference. The reason why I don’t think that the United States still allows new countries to develop without interference is because since the United States is a big power country, they give …show more content…
The U.S. government has extra money also, the amount of money of the UNSAID Implemented is 17.46 billion dollars. The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development estimated that het grants from the United States to developing countries totaled 12.2 billion dollars that year. They have usage of money for support for everything that is useful. The categories and the amounts are; Foundations for 3.4 billion, Private and Voluntary Organizations for 9.7 billion, Universities and Colleges for 1.7 billion, Religious Organizations for 4.5 billion, Corporations for 4.9 billion, and Individual remittances to family members for 47 billion, so the total of money that they have is 71.2 billion dollars. There are about 25 Recipient Countries of U.S. Foreign Aid the U.S. pays for the economic assistance and the military assistance, some are Afghanistan, Egypt, Syria, South Africa, Mexico, Sudan, etc. The amount of money (in millions) they give for some of the Recipient Countries for both economic and military assistance are Afghanistan is 4,533.51, Egypt is 1,566.24, Syria is 737.88, South Africa is 526.19, Mexico is 419.94, and Sudan is 290.05. They really do
3. The American continents, by the independent condition which they have assumed and maintain, are henceforth not to be considered as a subject for future colonization by any European powers. 4. We should consider any attempt on their part to extend their system to any portion of this hemisphere as dangerous to out peace and safety. In the European countries considered the Monroe Doctrine to be unimportant. The president’s desire to guard the Western Hemisphere was somewhat ridiculous in view of America’s weak military position. Knowing the British navy would be back up the Monroe Doctrine, they made no attempt to restore Spain’s New World Empire and Spain finally recognized independence of her American colonies. In 1824, Russia agreed to establish the Southern boundary of Alaska at 54° 40’. The Doctrine was never tested in this early period. Its real importance lay in when it would become a cornerstone of American foreign policy. In my opinion, I don’t think that the United States still allows new countries to develop without interference. The reason why I don’t think that the United States still allows new countries to develop without interference is because since the United States is a big power country, they give …show more content…
The U.S. government has extra money also, the amount of money of the UNSAID Implemented is 17.46 billion dollars. The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development estimated that het grants from the United States to developing countries totaled 12.2 billion dollars that year. They have usage of money for support for everything that is useful. The categories and the amounts are; Foundations for 3.4 billion, Private and Voluntary Organizations for 9.7 billion, Universities and Colleges for 1.7 billion, Religious Organizations for 4.5 billion, Corporations for 4.9 billion, and Individual remittances to family members for 47 billion, so the total of money that they have is 71.2 billion dollars. There are about 25 Recipient Countries of U.S. Foreign Aid the U.S. pays for the economic assistance and the military assistance, some are Afghanistan, Egypt, Syria, South Africa, Mexico, Sudan, etc. The amount of money (in millions) they give for some of the Recipient Countries for both economic and military assistance are Afghanistan is 4,533.51, Egypt is 1,566.24, Syria is 737.88, South Africa is 526.19, Mexico is 419.94, and Sudan is 290.05. They really do