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28-09-2022
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How did the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine seek to position the
United States as a world power?
A. By restricting immigration from East Asia, Latin America, and
Europe
B. By requiring political and military allies in the Caribbean to supply
the nation with ports
C. By empowering the United States to limit European influence in
Latin America
D. By using military force to secure raw materials and open markets
in the Pacific
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