Woodrow Wilson believed the United States had no right to intervene in the affairs of other nations and, thus, unlike the presidents who had recently preceded him, he never sent American troops into Latin America.

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Woodrow Wilson actually intervened more in Latin America than many of his predecessors, sending troops to countries like Mexico, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic to protect American interests and promote stability.

Woodrow Wilson Believed the United States Had No Right to Intervene