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20 October, 18:46

How did the U. S. feel about Latin America in the late 1800s and early 1900s?

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    The United States started getting involved in Latin American affair for economic/political gain.

    - Created the Roosevelt Corollary

    - Invited Latin countries to trade with United States at Pan-American Conference

    - Built the Panama Canal

    - Supported Cuba’s rebellion against Spain
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