Under FDR's Good Neighbor Policy, the United States

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Under FDR's Good Neighbor Policy, the United States treated Latin American countries more like sovereign countries than colonies. The policy aimed to improve relations between the US and Latin American countries and promote mutual respect and cooperation. It emphasized non-intervention and cooperation instead of the use of force or economic coercion. The policy did not involve relinquishing colonies, urging other countries to free their colonies, sending massive amounts of financial aid, or pledging to protect South American countries from foreign intervention.