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Why did President Roosevelt begin the Good Neighbor Policy?
a. He hoped to discourage Japanese expansionism in Latin America.
b. He believed it would end the Depression.
c. He knew it would be highly popular in the United States.
d. He wanted to strengthen relations with Latin America in a time of international danger.
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d. He wanted to strengthen relations with Latin America in a time of international danger.
Roosevelt's Good Neighbor Policy (beginning 1933) emphasized non‑intervention and cooperation to secure hemispheric solidarity and goodwill—both to counter growing global threats (fascist/Axis influence) and to ensure Latin American support for the U.S. in a tense international environment.
Roosevelt's Good Neighbor Policy (beginning 1933) emphasized non‑intervention and cooperation to secure hemispheric solidarity and goodwill—both to counter growing global threats (fascist/Axis influence) and to ensure Latin American support for the U.S. in a tense international environment.
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