School History of the United States
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In Mexico and 1 Missouri, however, did not enter the Union till the following year, owing to her attitude on the admission of free blacks.
264 SCHOOL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES South America the people had rebelled against Spain, had set up republics, and practically won their independence. Spain then appealed to other European nations (the same that had formed the " Holy Alliance " a few years before) for help in putting down her rebellious colonies. Monroe then issued his message : 1. That ...the American continents are no longer open to European colonization.
2. That any effort to oppress or control the countries south of us by any European power would be considered as showing an unfriendly disposition toward the United States.
The message had an immediate effect. Russia agreed not to come south of fifty-four degrees and forty minutes on the Pacific coast, and the Holy Allies gave up all intention of aiding Spain.
The Monroe Doctrine, which has become a fixed policy of our country, has two objects : first, to guard us against encroachments that might threaten our peace and safety, and second, to protect and encourage republican, as against monarchial, government WESTERN MOVEMENT OF THE PEOPLE We have noticed the settlement and admission into the Union of Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ohio, before the sec- ond war with England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Mexico and 1 Missouri, however, did not enter the Union till the following year, owing to her attitude on the admission of free blacks.
264 SCHOOL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES South America the people had rebelled against Spain, had set up republics, and practically won their independence. Spain then appealed to other European nations (the same that had formed the " Holy Alliance " a few years before) for help in putting down her rebellious colonies. Monroe then issued his message : 1. That ...the American continents are no longer open to European colonization.
2. That any effort to oppress or control the countries south of us by any European power would be considered as showing an unfriendly disposition toward the United States.
The message had an immediate effect. Russia agreed not to come south of fifty-four degrees and forty minutes on the Pacific coast, and the Holy Allies gave up all intention of aiding Spain.
The Monroe Doctrine, which has become a fixed policy of our country, has two objects : first, to guard us against encroachments that might threaten our peace and safety, and second, to protect and encourage republican, as against monarchial, government WESTERN MOVEMENT OF THE PEOPLE We have noticed the settlement and admission into the Union of Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ohio, before the sec- ond war with England.
What to read after School History of the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry William Elson to read onlineMoreLess
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