What was the Monroe Doctrine

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1. What was the Monroe Doctrine? Why was it called "America's Diplomatic Declaration of Independence?"

2. Examine the Market Revolution in the United States. What were the key ideas and inventions that created this revolution? What was the political and economic impact of the Market Revolution? What impact did this have on the relationship between the Northern and Southern states? Looking at the long term effects, did the Revolution have a positive or negative impact on the United States? Why?

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