What was president monroe’s policy towards ""european unsettlement""? how was it similar or different from last american presidents?

President monroe Policy against European unsettlement was to face them to let LatinAmerican countries achieve freedom. It is similar to las American presidents becuase they have also followed his posture to be protectors of the world.

Explanation:

On the first hand, President Monroe's policy pursued agreements of coexistence with European governments. Especially with Britain with which he achieved nice pacts of collaboration and the establishment of an alliance that later help the U.S. stand against a foreign power, even if it was only political.

On the second hand, President Monroe faced stances with other European powers, which wanted to intervene in Latin America and also to recover lost territory. President Monroe stood against them and their imperialism moves, to grant other countries the ability to fight for their freedom. He believed that as the U.S. and many other countries had the freedom to govern themselves, every country had to have that chance.

Now for the second question, it is similar to last American president's policies because they had collaborated with U.S. allies to grant the freedom of other countries to achieve self-governance. They have protected countries under unjust regimes and have acted as protectors of the world.

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answer: karl marx, max weber, and emile durkheim (the fourth could be considered georg simmel)

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