No European nation has tried to colonize any territory over which the independent country of the United States had ever laid claim. However, England, France, Spain, Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Russia, and Germany are all European countries that all colonized territories that have since become part of the United States.
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∙ 7y agoAll of the European nations are represented by sovereign powers. Each of the powers represent a different country. They have tried to make a European union resembling the US system and failed.
The US tried to help European nations that were devastated by World War 1 in various ways. There was so much money spent by the US government to help in rebuilding this nations and stabilizing their economies.
President Woodrow Wilson tried to get Congress to approve the US entry into the League of Nations. The League of Nations was the predecessor to the United Nations.
They received little respect from the European nations.
President James Monroe.
The US articulated the Monroe Doctrine in 1823 stipulating that European powers may not attempt to colonize in the America. In return, the US will not involve itself in the internal affairs of European nations. The Spanish-American War (1896) bespoke the desire of the US to engage in expansion of its economic hegemony. From 1903 onwards, the the US conducted 'Dollar Diplomacy' to protect US companies' interests in Latin America.
The Monroe Doctrine. Good Luck!
then no that by colonize us then will have more opportunity for there industry use
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James Monroe(: he made the monroe doctrine
In my eyes it is simple, the U.S. did not want the British to colonize Latin America, they wanted to do it themselves. The Monroe Doctrine was just a way of saying, "listen, you can colonize Africa and all the small European nations, but leave Latin America to us. Latin America depended on the U.S. so we were just another step closer to weaseling our way into their resources and people.
The Monroe Doctrine was a US Doctrine issued by President James Monroe. It said that European countries were not allowed to colonize or interfere with the independent nations of the Americas. It also stated that the US planned to stay neutral in wars between European powers and their colonies. It was issued on December 2, 1823. It was stated by President Monroe during his seventh annual State of the Union Address to Congress.