The architect of the new foreign policy in the 1880s that vowed to protect American interests in Latin America was
A)James G. Blaine.
B)Grover Cleveland.
C)Theodore Roosevelt.
D)James Garfield.

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James G. Blaine, as Secretary of State, was instrumental in shaping the United States' foreign policy in the 1880s, particularly with his Pan-American policy aimed at promoting American interests in Latin America.

The Architect of the New Foreign Policy in the 1880s