The Monroe Doctrine: Expression Of Nationalism
Luiz Henrique Motta
US History 1: Lesson 4 The Monroe doctrine was an expression of nationalism because nationalism is the notion of protecting the interests and culture of their nation, country, and United States’s intention in the Monroe Doctrine was to stay out of conflicts those European countries might be having with their colonies. The Monroe Doctrine says that the United States would consider establishment of any new colonies or interference with independent countries in the Americas as hostile acts toward the United States. The Monroe Doctrine clearly defined one of the most important goals of America’s international policy, guaranteeing freedom from European dominance in the Western Hemisphere. The United states wanted to avoid European
US History 1: Lesson 4 The Monroe doctrine was an expression of nationalism because nationalism is the notion of protecting the interests and culture of their nation, country, and United States’s intention in the Monroe Doctrine was to stay out of conflicts those European countries might be having with their colonies. The Monroe Doctrine says that the United States would consider establishment of any new colonies or interference with independent countries in the Americas as hostile acts toward the United States. The Monroe Doctrine clearly defined one of the most important goals of America’s international policy, guaranteeing freedom from European dominance in the Western Hemisphere. The United states wanted to avoid European