What name was given to franklin d. roosevelt's approach to foreign relations?

The correct answer is the "Good Neighbor" policy.

This concept revolved around the idea that the United States would not interfere in the domestic affairs of other countries (like the Latin American countries). Even though the US would not get involved in their domestic affairs, the US government still desired an economic relationship with these countries. This meant that the US and Latin American countries would still be able to trade goods and services with each other.

Good Neighbor Policy

This policy was in reference to Latin America and took a non-intervention, non-interference policy. 

The goal of the Good Neighbor Policy was to create economic policies with Latin America. The policy would build trust and create a basis for trade policies between the US and Latin American countries. 

The answer should be d.