Question

How did Hoover's relations with Latin America differ from those of his predecessors?

A. He held a more interventionist policy.

B. He appointed more leaders in Latin America than any other president.

C. He supported much more friendly relations with Latin America, making easier the 'Good Neighbor' policy of his successor.

D. He had much more imperialistic tendencies than his predecessors.

Answer 1

The answer is C; Hoover blamed european intervention for the great depression and he was a bit of an isolationist

Answer 2

The correct answer is C) He supported much more friendly relations with Latin America, making it easier the 'Good Neighbor' policy of his successor.

Hoover's relations with Latin America differ from those of his predecessors in that he supported much more friendly relations with Latin America, making it easier the 'Good Neighbor' policy of his successor.

After so many years of tense relationships with Latin American countries, President Hoover had a better idea. To create a more amicable foreign relationship with Latin America. It was Herbert Hoover who coined the political term "Good Neighborhood Policy" to deal with issues in Latin America. In the end, the United States had many political and economic interests in the region and Hoover considered that the best way to deal with those was in a more friendly way that the foreign policy that the one used in the past.