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The Monroe Doctrine changed the way European nations viewed the US because Europe thinks that the US is scared and cowardly. The text states,  “the American fear of European monarchs surrounding the Western Hemisphere by colonies ‘meant to act aggressively against republican institutions’ was logical.”

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The monroe doctrine changed the way european nations viewed the u.s by feeling upset that the u.s was telling them how to handle their colonizations. America wanted europe to stop colonizing their land. “With the existing colonies or dependencies of any European power we have not interfered and shall not interfere.” this means that america wants europe to leave them alone.

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The Monroe doctrine changed the way the Europeans viewed the u.s because now that they are a free country and away from british controls so they want to prove that they can be a independent country
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the monroe doctrine changed the way the european nations viewed the us by Declaring that the Old World and New World had different systems and must remain distinct spheres

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The Monroe changed how the European viewed America by showing their loyalty and respect.

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The Monroe Doctrine changed the way European nations viewed the US because Europe thinks that the US is scared and cowardly. The text states,  “the American fear of European monarchs surrounding the Western Hemisphere by colonies ‘meant to act aggressively against republican institutions’ was logical.”

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The Monroe doctrine changed the way European viewed America because Europe might think that America is trying to tell Europe what to do and no peace..?

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the Monroe doctrine changed the minds of how Europeans thinks about the us because we viewed Europe is low in strength and low in money

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The Monroe Doctrine changed the way European nations viewed the U.S by shifting it to be a little more negative. It also started some conflict. This is because some people in Europe viewed it as the U.S trying to tell Europe what to do and using it as an excuse.

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The Monroe Doctrine changed the way European nations viewed the U.S because the Europeans are saying that it was not the same a when they made  because the Europeans are stating that when it was made they had a little power interfere in the  American States.

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I think the Monroe Doctrine changed the way European nations viewed the US because Monroe’s Doctrine basically alienated the US from Europe, and as a result, European Nations might stop trading with the US. Trading with Europe was the way America grew its economy, and if that stopped economic growth would stagnate.

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The Monroe Doctrine changed the way Europeans nations viewed the U.S in that it made the Europeans feel that U.S is too arrogant and controlling. The text states, “They expressed strong distaste in the Americans trying to control lands and regions in which had not yet been claimed or taken possession of by any other nation yet.” This shows that Europeans thought that U.S was arrogant/controlling because they were trying to control lands that they didn’t own. Europeans thought that U.S didn’t have the right to make decisions for them.

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The Monroe Doctrine changed how Europe viewed U.S because Europe thinks that the U.S is trying to control them. But the Monroe state that if Europe would leave South america alone if they leave them alone, and south america also says the same

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the monroe doctrine changed the way european nations viewed the U.S because they had more freedom and ability to portray their strong image. this means that since they weren't being controlled by another country or being colonized by europe, the U.S was looked at as an independent and strong country.

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The monroe doctrine changed how the europeans viewed america because it formed a wall between the americas. So what that meant was that america didn't want to be bothered and if that was possible then americas wont bother them. Thats how it worked

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The Monroe Doctrine changed the way Europeans nations viewed the U.S because Europe felt that they were being controlled by America since America wanted to be independent.

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The Monroe doctrine changed the way European nation veiwed the U.S from weak to strong by showing them their strength. Europe loses money and minds to the U.s with their Doctrine.

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The Monroe Doctrine changed the way European nations viewed the U.S because the Europeans saw the U.S as weak, but now they see them as strong and independent. They saw them as this because the U.S is telling Europe what to do, and it was usually the other way around.

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The Monroe Doctrine changed how Europe viewed America because Europe might think that America is trying to tell Europe what to do and is blocking the peace from Europe and America.

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The Monroe Doctrine changed how Europeans viewed America because they thought America was telling them what to do and Europe wanted to protest.

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The Monroe doctrine changed the way European nations view the US by changing the foreign policy. For example, in the text it states, "They expressed strong distaste in the Americans trying to control lands and regions in which had not yet been claimed or taken possession of by any other nation yet." This means that the french viewed the us negatively because of the policy.

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I think the Monroe Doctrine changed the way the European viewed the US by changing the policy.

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The Monroe Doctrine changed how the Europeans viewed the U.S. Most of the Europeans when they first found out about the Doctrine, wanted to protest against it. They also had lost large amounts of money and complained to the government about it.

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The Monroe Doctrine changed the way other
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I think the Monroe doctrine changed the way the European nations viewed the US because this new policy kind of blocked out the European nations. Even thought most European respected the policy it sort of shocked them and they felt kind of violated and shocked America would "call them out" on them. Even though the European nations have been around so much longer than America had. So I think it kind of screwed up the Americans casual relationship with the Europeans.

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The Monroe Doctrine  changed the way European nations viewed the US by forming different opinions. For instance, according to the website, "papers coming out of London were making statements such as, "We must protest against the monstrous assumption that no European Power has the right to interfere in the politics of American States, or to establish colonies in American waste lands.”" This is significant because it shows the disagreement that European nations had with the Monroe Doctrine. The website also states that, "Great Britain at the time expressed that they felt the Monroe Doctrine was, “honest and endurable, as Monroe conceived it” and that the American fear of European monarchs surrounding the Western Hemisphere by colonies “meant to act aggressively against republican institutions” was logical." This is significant because it shows the agreement that European nations had with the Monroe Doctrine.

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I think the Monroe doctrine changed the way how europeans viewed the U.S because it formed a wall between South America and Europe. Basically what it meant was that if you don't bother us, then we won't bother you.

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the  monroe  doctrine  change the way  europeans  viewed america because   they saw them   as they wanted peace and respect  and they  dont  care about it

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Jessie Feng         I think the Docrine changed the way European nations viewed the U.S. by seeing them as unfriendly, because they cant go to the U.S. because they might attack. Making some European countries viewing them negatively. 

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Jessie Feng         I think the Docrine changed the way European nations viewed the U.S. by seeing them as unfriendly, because they cant go to the U.S. because they might attack. Making some European countries viewing them negatively. 

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The Monroe Doctrine changed the way Europeans viewed America in a negative way. The Americans prevented Europeans from colonizing and extending their policies onto the unclaimed land without casualties with the country's peace and happiness. “It is impossible that the allied powers [Europe] should extend their political system to any portion of either continent without endangering our peace and happiness;”

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The Monroe Doctrine changed the way European nations viewed the U.S. because, they might think something like how dare USA control land, this US is trying to just take land and tell us what to do.

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The Monroe Doctrine changed the way European nations viewed the U.S. because, they might think something like how dare USA control land, this US is trying to just take land and tell us what to do.

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The Monroe Doctrine changed the way European nations viewed the U.S. by showing how they wanted respect and weren’t going to interfere with the other countries. “Great Britain at the time expressed that they felt the Monroe Doctrine was, “honest and endurable, as Monroe conceived it” and that the American fear of European monarchs surrounding the Western Hemisphere by colonies “meant to act aggressively against republican institutions” was logical.” Britain didn’t like the idea but still saw how America meant no harm and didn’t want to be interfered with.

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The Monroe Doctrine changed the way European nations viewed the U.S. because it made them think that the U.S. disliked them and didn’t want to ally with them but still wanted things to stay neutral between them.

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That the U.S. should still have gotten influenced from european country as they are more stronger, and unclaimed land should still be able to be claimed by european countries.

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The Europe didn’t really like what US wanted cause they thought they were being bossy  “We must protest against the monstrous assumption that no European Power has the right to interfere in the politics of American States, or to establish colonies in American waste lands.” They expressed strong distaste in the Americans trying to control lands and regions in which had not yet been claimed or taken possession of by any other nation yet.” 😌✌️😑📘