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Which of the following best describes the Monroe Doctrine, promulgated by President Monroe in 1823?1. A publication from the first Continental Congress that outlined Federalist principles2. The first plan for self-government adopted in the English colonies3. A document intended to end European colonization in the Western Hemisphere4. One of the first documents to oppose slavery in the United States
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