The 1823 Monroe Doctrine

The 1823 Monroe Doctrine

A) was inconsistent with the idea of manifest destiny.
B) was not a significant aspect of U.S. foreign policy until the twentieth century.
C) declared that all republics in the Western Hemisphere were equal, and no republic should dominate another.
D) was primarily aimed at preventing trade with new Latin American nations.
E) reflected a rising sense of U.S. nationalism.