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The New Nation: Even a President Needs Good Advice

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This Web page, part of the "Jump Back in Time" section of the "America's Story" Web site, describes how President James Monroe developed the "Monroe Doctrine," later used to justify U.S. intervention in the internal affairs of Latin American countries. Click on the "next" arrow at the bottom of the text to learn more about the influential figures from whom Monroe sought advice.

"America's Story from America's Library" aims to make history fun by presenting surprising facts and amazing items from the Library of Congress collections.
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    Grade: 3 to 8

    Topics: American Democracy, World History, History-Social Science, United States History

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