James G. Blaine's "Big Brother" approach extended this policy to open markets for US trade, while the Clark Memorandum concluded that it did not apply to the US during an act of self-defense.
James G. Blaine's "Big Brother" approach extended this policy to open markets for US trade, while the Clark Memorandum concluded that it did not apply to the US during an act of self-defense. It was supported by Britain as part of the Pax Britannica, but criticism of this policy described it as a (*) sphere of influence "to leave America for the Americans." The "Good Neighbor" policy overturned a previous corollary to this policy established by Theodore Roosevelt. For ten points, identify this policy, written by John Quincy Adams, which opposed European intervention in the Western Hemisphere and was named after the 5th president of the US.
James G. Blaine's "Big Brother" approach extended this policy to open markets for US trade, while the Clark Memorandum concluded that it did not apply to the US during an act of self-defense.
{Monroe Doctrine}