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Why would the United States become involved in foreign affairs, according to the Monroe Doctrine?

to respond to events that threatened the United States

to stop European nations from enslaving people in other regions

to prevent dictators from taking over newly independent nations

to keep wars from happening between European nations

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Answer:

A. to respond to events that threatened the United States

Explanation:

The Monroe Doctrine basically says that if Europe tried to get involved in the west's business or tried to colonize in the Americas any further, the United States would see it as a threat. SO if Europe stayed out of American affairs in the west, the U.S would stay out of European affairs in the East. This provided security for the U.S and gave the U.S justification to attack any European countries if they did something that the United States saw as a threat.

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