President Monroe's policy of noninvolvement in word affairs could best be described as?

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Jaqueline Stout

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18 January, 05:25

President Monroe's policy of noninvolvement in word affairs could best be described as?

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Maryjane Anthony · Answer 1

This could be best described as isolationism which means no involvement in the affairs of the world. This would be known in the US as the Monroe doctrine as he said that the US would not tolerate interference of other nation in the Western Hemisphere and in turn the US would interfere in the affairs of the European nations.