Question 4 (1 point) What was the traditional policy of the United States toward foreign powers in Latin America? The United States would not interfere with the results of free elections in Latin America even if the results led to communism. The United States would Intervene in Latin American subject its interests were at risk. The United States would confiscate private property and private industries in Latin America in order to prevent a communist takeover. The United States would completely stay out of Latin American affairs unless a country asked for help.

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Question 4 (1 point) What was the traditional policy of the United States toward foreign powers in Latin America? The United States would not interfere with the results of free elections in Latin America even if the results led to communism. The United States would Intervene in Latin American subject its interests were at risk. The United States would confiscate private property and private industries in Latin America in order to prevent a communist takeover. The United States would completely stay out of Latin American affairs unless a country asked for help.

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The question asks about the traditional policy of the United States towards foreign powers in Latin America. This refers to the approach the US has usually adopted regarding Latin America; it pertains to historical US foreign policy, particularly in political and economic contexts. It does not exclusively relate to communism, but communism could be part of the factor influencing this policy because of the geopolitical situation during different periods (like during the Cold War era). Each option suggests a different potential US policy measure and only one of them is the historically correct description of actual traditional US foreign policy in Latin America. To know, we can consider historical instances such as the Monroe Doctrine or the Roosevelt Corollary that set a precedent for USintervention when it perceived its interests were at risk.

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