Its conclusion lists the oppression of Armenians and the massacre of Jews in Kishenef as examples that support its issuance.  
Its conclusion lists the oppression of Armenians and the massacre of Jews in Kishenef as examples that support its issuance.  Another example was the British, German, and Italian blockade of Venezuelan ports just two years earlier, which prompted its inclusion in a December address to Congress.  Stating that United States was justified in using, "international police power" to put an end to chronic wrongdoing in the Western Hemisphere, FTP, identify this 1904 addition to the Monroe Doctrine, named for the president who issued it.
Its conclusion lists the oppression of Armenians and the massacre of Jews in Kishenef as examples that support its issuance.  
Roosevelt Corollary