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Trump is making the Monroe Doctrine great again

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The First World War marked the beginning of a shift in U.S. foreign policy away from the vision of the founding fathers toward more engagement with other world powers.

Initially, the United States saw the war as yet another European conflict that it should not have gotten entangled in. Since its founding, the U.S. had kept out of Europe’s messy map of alliances and rivalries and had kept European powers out of the Western Hemisphere.

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