If a European king wanted to support an invasion of the Americas by Spain, why would he NOT be worried about the Monroe Doctrine?

Select the best answer from the choices provided

A. He knows it is backed by Great Britain and its armed forces.

B. He knows the United States does not have the power to enforce it.

C. The doctrine claims the U. S

will react to any act of aggression in the Americas.

D. He knows Andrew Jackson and the American army are fighting in Florida.

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Gage Simpson

5 April, 13:46

If a European king wanted to support an invasion of the Americas by Spain, why would he NOT be worried about the Monroe Doctrine?

Select the best answer from the choices provided

A. He knows it is backed by Great Britain and its armed forces.

B. He knows the United States does not have the power to enforce it.

C. The doctrine claims the U. S

will react to any act of aggression in the Americas.

D. He knows Andrew Jackson and the American army are fighting in Florida.

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Frankie Cooley · Answer 1

The correct answer for this question is "C. The doctrine claims the U. S

will react to any act of aggression in the Americas."

If a European king wanted to support an invasion of the Americas by Spain, he won't be worried about the Monroe Doctrine because the doctrine claims the U. S will react to any act of aggression in the Americas.