Question

question 13
what was the good neighbor policy
the us swore off of military interventionism in latin america and released both panamá
and cuba from protectorate status
a policy where latin american countries were told to be better neighbors to the united
states if they wanted to get preferential treatment
a policy that came out during the mexican revolution to placate villas followers
a policy that argentina put in place to have stronger relations with bolivia

Explanation:

The Good Neighbor Policy was a diplomatic initiative by the US. It aimed to change its approach towards Latin America. The key aspect was ending military interventionism. This involved releasing territories like Cuba from protectorate status (as seen with the Platt Amendment related to Cuba) and also in the case of Panama (the US - Panama relationship was adjusted). The other options are incorrect as they refer to policies not related to the core of the Good Neighbor Policy (e.g., Argentine - Bolivia relations, Mexican Revolution - Villa's followers, preferential treatment for states - not the main focus of Good Neighbor Policy).

Answer:

The US swore off of military interventionism in Latin America and released both Panama and Cuba from protectorate status.