American Interests Abroad
Definition
American interests abroad refer to economic, political, strategic, or security concerns that affect or involve the United States outside its own borders. These interests can include trade, national security, access to resources, and the promotion of democratic values.
Related terms
Monroe Doctrine: A policy proclaimed by President James Monroe in 1823 that warned European powers against interfering in the affairs of the newly independent nations of Latin America.
Manifest Destiny: The belief popularized during the 19th century that it was America's destiny to expand its territory from coast to coast.
Isolationism: A foreign policy approach advocating for limited involvement in international affairs and focusing on domestic concerns.
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Who advocated for 'Dollar Diplomacy' during their presidency to further American interests abroad?
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