Question

why would the united states become involved in foreign affairs, according to the monroe doctrine?

○ to keep wars from happening between european nations

○ to stop european nations from enslaving people in other regions

○ to respond to events that threatened the united states

○ to prevent dictators from taking over newly independent nations

Explanation:

The Monroe Doctrine (1823) established that the U.S. would view European interference in the Americas as a threat to its own security and interests. It framed U.S. involvement in foreign (hemispheric) affairs as a response to actions that endangered the nation, rather than the other listed goals.

Answer:

to respond to events that threatened the United States