The Monroe Doctrine mostly reflects the thinking and influence of

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The Monroe Doctrine was largely drafted by Secretary of State John Quincy Adams and reflected his political beliefs and principles, such as a strong emphasis on American sovereignty and opposition to European colonization in the Western Hemisphere. While James Madison and Henry Clay were influential figures during this time period, they did not have as significant a role in shaping the Monroe Doctrine as Adams did. Andrew Jackson was not in a position of power at the time the doctrine was drafted.

The Monroe Doctrine Mostly Reflects the Thinking and Influence of