Which foreign policy position was held by both Presidents James Monroe and Theodore Roosevelt? A) A special relationship exist between the United States and the nations of Latin America

B) The United States should follow a policy of isolationism

C) Trade with other nations should be sharply reduced

D) The United States should send troops to aid revolutionary movements in European nations

The correct answer is A) A special relationship exists between the United States and the nations of Latin America.

The foreign policy position that was held by both Presidents James Monroe and Theodore Roosevelt was "A special relationship existed between the United States and the nations of Latin America."

As part of the Monroe doctrine and the Roosevelt Corollary, the United States tried to develop a new and different relationship with the Latin American countries.

Both US presidents sent a clear message to European nations that they had to stop intervening in Latin American issues. If they kept doing so, the US would take that action as a confrontation with the US. What both presidents really wanted is to make Europeans out of America's equation. The US started to have economic and political interests in the region and did not want the European nations to be part of the "feast."

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