Question

which best describes the monroe doctrine? it was
statement of nonintervention
mutual aid policy
military threat to european colonial powers
popular political issue for the presidents re - election
question 6
as used in this address, the word \interposition\ in the 2nd paragraph above, meant
military intervention
trade embargo
intimidation
political alliance

Explanation:

The Monroe Doctrine was a U.S. foreign policy statement. It stated that the United States would not interfere in European affairs (non - intervention in Europe) and also warned European powers not to interfere in the affairs of the newly independent nations in the Americas. It was not a mutual aid policy (no such mutual aid commitment in the core of the doctrine), not a direct military threat (more of a diplomatic stance), and not mainly about a president's re - election.

For the word "interposition", in the context of the Monroe Doctrine's non - interventionist stance (opposing European intervention in the Americas), "interposition" here means military intervention as it relates to the act of coming between (interposing) in a geopolitical/military sense.

Answer:

For the first question: statement of nonintervention
For the second question: military intervention