Was the Monroe Doctrine a continuation of Washington's foreign policy?

Answer 1

In reality, the Monroe Doctrine expanded on the foreign policy of Washington. Washington wanted the British to stay out of the Western Hemisphere. Monroe wanted all foreign powers to stay out.

Answer 2

The Monroe doctrine was a change in Washington's foreign policy because in the early 1800 the were rapid changes in the united states

Answer 3

Washington's aspiration was to have America operate as a completely neutral entity that was not entangled in any serious relations or quarrels with European Powers. The Monroe Doctrine is a complete rejection of Washington's rule of foreign policy since it makes explicit arrangements between the United States and Europe concerning policy and autonomy in the Americas.

Answer 4

Washington's aspiration was to have America operate as a completely neutral entity that was not entangled in any serious relations or quarrels with European Powers. The Monroe Doctrine is a rejection of Washington's rule of foreign policy since it makes explicit arrangements between the United States and Europe concerning policy and autonomy in the Americas. However, it also serves to expand the autonomy that the US had to the newly-independent Latin American States.