When Princess Katrina Kafu returned, Emperor Hua was lying on the bed thinking about it."
Your Majesty, sleep."
Princess Katrina Caaf reminded softly.Emperor Hua asked: "It's all arranged" "Well, according to His Majesty's order, it's all arranged, and a clear statement was made opposing the British interference in Chinese affairs, taking a tough attitude, and sending a telegram to Ekaterina Klimova and the country, so that Ekaterina Klimova could quickly intervene in the Afghan issue, and China would take medicine as the vanguard. ”Princess Katrina Kafu replied."
And food, medicine and food, which no one can refuse, especially for warring countries."
President Meng said confidently, "Huaguo's pharmaceutical industry is now at least second-class in the world" "Okay, I'll arrange it, but, Your Majesty, our population is growing too fast, and Huaguo's increase in food is also enough." ”Princess Katrina Kaaf reminded."
Take out some food now so that we can get more food in the future, understand, Central Asia, Afghanistan, these places, except for agriculture, nothing can be developed, once we get it, all the resources are ours."
Huahuang is looking forward to this beautiful day.Princess Katrina Kafu felt a little nervous, thinking that His Majesty had been under too much pressure recently, and it seemed that he was much more radical than the previous policy line, but she still nodded and agreed.Hua Huang snorted, "I will issue a statement tomorrow to put forward Asianism and declare Asian affairs, and Hua Guo will be responsible for it" "Asianism" Princess Katrina Kafu wondered: "Is it the same as the Monroe Doctrine proposed by the Americans decades ago?"
Hua Huang snorted, "That's almost what it means, the strategic cloak that Americans have been wearing for a long time is the Monroe Doctrine, which determines the rise of the United States." ”"It's so powerful," Princess Katrina Kafu lay down beside Her Majesty.The Holy League was a loose political organization in which most countries in Europe participated after the collapse of Napoleon's empire.Shortly after the conclusion of the Congress of Vienna in 1815, initiated by Tsar Alexander I of Russia and endorsed by Emperor Franz I of Austria and King Frederick William III of Prussia, the Declaration of the Holy Alliance was signed in Paris on September 26 of the same year, proclaiming that mutual relations should be governed by Christian doctrine, declaring that the three kingdoms belonged to "three branches of the same family" under God's rule, and that the three monarchs "rescued each other" with "brotherhood".Guide subjects and soldiers to "defend religion, peace, and justice," and demand that the people abide by their teachings and fulfill their duties.The alliance stipulated that the monarchs of the Contracting States were required to "provide one another with economic, military, and other assistance" "at all times and in all places" in order to maintain the borders redrawn at the Congress of Vienna and to suppress the revolutions of the nations.In the same year, Russia, Britain, Prussia, and Austria signed the "Quadruple Alliance," and three years later, France joined in.This organization is actually a supplement to the Holy Alliance.In the end, in addition to the British regent, the Ottoman Sultan and the pope, European monarchs also joined Britain one after another to express their approval and support.In the twenties of the 19th century, the Holy League suppressed the Italian Revolution and the Spanish Revolution, and also attempted to interfere in the independence movements in Latin America, which attracted the opposition of the United States and the "Monroe Doctrine".The Monroe Doctrine, published in 1823, expressed the view of the United States of America at the time that the European powers should no longer colonize the Americas or get involved in matters related to the sovereignty of the United States and American countries such as Mexico.The United States, on the other hand, remained neutral in the event of disputes between European nations or between countries and their American colonies.If the war were to take place in the Americas, the United States would consider it hostile.This view was made by President James Monroe in his seventh State of the Union address to Congress.The speech began with hesitation, then turned to enthusiasm.This was a turning point in U.S. foreign affairs.Emperor Hua believes that this foreign policy is of decisive significance to the development of American history, and its positioning is very accurate, and it declares to the whole world, especially to the European powers, that I will defend the Americas and not compete with you for world hegemony.This also made the United States not get involved in the world battlefield until the end of the 19th century, and the first to attack was Spain, the second strongest country, which had long been left with a tiger skin.At a time when Latin American countries were in the process of becoming independent, the United States had come to see Latin America as its sphere of influence.In 18221823, when the European "Holy Alliance" attempted to interfere in the independence movement in Latin America, the United States actively pursued the policy that "the affairs of the Americas are the affairs of the Americans."
In 1823, U.S.
President Monroe addressed Congress, declaring: "No European power shall henceforth regard the independent and free countries of the American continent as the object of future colonization." ”He also said that the United States does not interfere in the internal affairs of the European powers, nor does it allow the European powers to interfere in the affairs of the Americas.This address is commonly referred to as the "Monroe Declaration".It contains principles that are commonly referred to as the "Monroe Doctrine".The Monroe Doctrine has three main meanings: 1.
It requires European countries not to colonize the Western Hemisphere.This principle expressed opposition not only to the expansion of Western European countries into Latin America, but also to the expansion of Russia on the west coast of North America; 2. to demand that Europe refrain from interfering in the affairs of the independent countries of the Americas; 3.
To ensure that the United States does not interfere in the affairs of Europe, including the affairs of Europe's existing colonies in the Americas.The Monroe Doctrine had little impact at the time, as Britain had a much larger influence in Latin America than the United States.After the 40s of the 19th century, the United States once again mentioned the Monroe Doctrine.The proximate cause of the Monroe Doctrine was Russia's demand for the seizure of the northwestern coast of the North American continent and the struggle for independence of the countries of Central and Latin America.The power of the Spanish Empire in the New World collapsed with the end of the Napoleonic Wars in 1815.Between 1815 and 1820, Jose de San Martín led Argentina, Chile and Peru to independence; And the leadership of Simón Bolívar of the Republic of Gran Colombia led his country out of colonialism.These new republics aspire to U.S. recognition, and many in the U.S. share the idea.But President James Monroe and his Secretary of State, John Quincy Adams, were unwilling to risk international war in the face of uncertainty about the outcome of the war.It has been suggested that, in the absence of intervention by the European powers, the U.S. government will leave Spain and the revolting colonies to their own devices; Others insisted that the Government's recognition of the wars and its neutrality appeared to indicate de jure recognition of the new States.The latter statement was verified by the fact that the United States sold naval vessels to the colonies that had revolted.Britain is torn between preserving the monarchy and thirsting for new markets.For the UK, Latin America as a whole is a much larger market than the US.When France and Russia offered to work with the British Empire to assist Spain in recovering its colonies in the New World, Britain refused.The United States was negotiating with Spain over the Adams-Annis Treaty.After the entry into force of the treaty, the Monroe government began to expand the recognition of these new republics located in Latin America.Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Colombia were all recognized by the United States in 1822.In 1823, France asked Spain to re-establish the Bourbon monarchy, and rumors were circulating in both countries that the Holy Alliance, Russia, Prussia, and Austria, was behind the support of the emerging republics.The news of the rapprochement between the two countries undermined the efforts of the British government at the time, led by James Woolf and William Pitt and other statesmen, to expel France from the New World, and to regain France's power on the American continent.British Foreign Secretary George Canning proposed that Britain and the United States join forces to guard against Franco-Spanish interference.Thomas Jefferson and James Madison encouraged Monroe to accept the proposal, but John Quincy Adams was skeptical.Adams was also concerned about Russia and Mexico interfering in the Oregon, which both Britain and the United States claimed.At a cabinet meeting on November 7, 1823, Adams objected to Canning's proposals, declaring that "it would be more frank and dignified to express our policy vis-à-vis Russia and France than to act as a lifeboat in the stern of an English battleship." ”Adams battled all sides in the conference and finally persuaded the entire cabinet to adopt an independent policy.The views expressed in Monroe's State of the Union address to Congress on December 2, 1823, became known to later generations as the Monroe Doctrine.In essence, the United States of America is telling the Powers of the Old World that the Americas are no longer open to European colonies, and that any extension of European influence to the New World will be regarded by the United States of America as "a threat to the peace and security of our country".The United States will not intervene in wars between European countries, and it also demands that European countries refrain from interfering in the affairs of the Americas.This public declaration contradicted the cooperation of the United States with the European powers in various colonies near Hispaniola.The island of Hispaniola was occupied several times and is now home to Santo Domingo and Haiti.Both France and Spain took an interest in the area, trying to regain their interests in the area or to regain their former influence.In the nineteenth century, Spain was more successful in these efforts.Judging from the subsequent development of facts, the United States used the Monroe Doctrine to support either side in various disputes in the Caribbean at will, in order to safeguard short-term economic interests, rather than to erect a barrier to block European interventionism.On December 2, 1823, the principles of U.S. foreign policy put forward by the 5th President J.
Monroe in his State of the Union address are known as the "Monroe Doctrine."
It is an important symbol of the US foreign expansion policy."
Don't interfere with it".From the time Jefferson came to power, the United States entered a period of massive territorial expansion.Its expansionist policy came into sharp conflict with the British.In the US-British War of 1812, the United States' attempts to expand northward were thwarted, and the spearhead of expansion was directed at Latin America.However, Europe's "Holy Alliance" sought to interfere in Latin America's independence movements; Britain also took the opportunity to expand into Latin America.In August 1823, British Foreign Secretary G.
Canning invited the United States to jointly oppose the intervention of the "Holy Alliance" of Russia, Prussia, and Austria in Latin American countries and prohibit the colonization of Latin America, which Monroe agreed.On December 2, 1823, President Monroe declared in his address to Congress that the United States would not interfere in the internal affairs of the European powers or in the wars between them; The United States recognizes and does not interfere with the colonies and protectorates of the European powers in Latin America; The European powers were no longer allowed to colonize North and South America; Any attempt by any European power to control or oppress the countries of North and South America will be considered an act of hostility against the United States.The slogan "America is America for Americans" was raised.In fact, Latin America was declared to be under the sphere of influence of the United States.In a certain sense, the Monroe Doctrine objectively played the role of preventing the independent Latin American countries from becoming colonies of the European powers.In subsequent history, the Monroe Doctrine became an important foundation of American diplomacy.At that time, the international environment in the Americas and the weakness of the United States made the decision-makers of US diplomacy face a severe test when dealing with the issue of Latin American independence, and the Monroe Doctrine proclaimed in peaceful language that the United States had begun to play an independent role as a great power in the international arena, and its enlightenment for national strategy was thought-provoking.This policy was first implemented in 1836, before it received the name Monroe Doctrine.The United States pursued this policy at the time in opposition to the alliance between Texas and Great Britain.On December 2, 1845, President James Polk declared to Congress that the Monroe Doctrine must be strictly enforced and that the United States of America should actively expand westward.In 1852, several politicians invoked the Monroe Doctrine to justify the forcible expulsion of Spaniards from Cuba.Under the conditions of the weak national strength of the United States and the complicated international environment in the Americas at that time, the US foreign policy makers openly announced the Monroe Doctrine to the world, and the US foreign policy makers made a bold and far-sighted decision.It is a cornerstone of the recognizable structure of US foreign policy, which has been built over half a century of independent relations with foreign countries.Establish a universally recognized norm for U.S. foreign policy and firmly anchor it in a national consciousness.The Monroe Doctrine did not have a direct effect for a long time after its publication.Hua Huang believes that "the importance of the Monroe Doctrine lies not in what it has done, but in the results of its development."
The U.S. policy toward Latin America has always been based on this, and from a national strategic point of view, the Monroe Doctrine laid the foundation for the diplomatic foundation of the rising United States, and its strategic significance is thought-provoking.After listening to the Emperor's account of the Monroe Declaration, Princess Katrina Kaaf suddenly realized, "Yes, Your Majesty didn't say it, I didn't think about it so much before, and the Americans are still quite smart." ”"It's not a question of whether you're smart or not, putting forward this kind of declaration itself requires courage and national strength support, and the declaration is easy to put forward, but if you can't do it, you will be slapped in the face, not only will you be slapped in the face of a country, but you may also be knocked down, and it can only be said that the British have been constantly playing the role of appeasement and supporting their opponents in the development of world history."
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