Why did the Monroe Doctrine keep the U. S. out of European affairs?

To establish an air of neutralit

To make the reciprocal offer for the western hemisphere

To keep us out of wars

To focus on America only

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8 January, 02:57

Why did the Monroe Doctrine keep the U. S. out of European affairs?

To establish an air of neutralit

To make the reciprocal offer for the western hemisphere

To keep us out of wars

To focus on America only

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Ethen Garcia · Answer 1

The answer to this question is the letter "B" or the second statement. The Monroe Doctrine keep the United States out of the European affairs, the reason of this is in order for them to make the reciprocal offer for the Western Hemisphere.

Why did the Monroe Doctrine keep the U. S. out of European affairs?To establish an air of neutralitTo make the reciprocal offer for the western hemisphereTo keep us out of warsTo focus on America only

Why did the Monroe Doctrine keep the U. S. out of European affairs?

To establish an air of neutralit

To make the reciprocal offer for the western hemisphere

To keep us out of wars

To focus on America only