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BeauThe Monroe Doctrine set the tone for American foreign policy in 1823. It was a notice to the world that we, as the United States, would not tolerate foreign intervention into our new claim as a country. In other words, we are here and we reserve the first right to the areas around our existing territory. Native Americans were not included or considered in this unilateral decision. Since Native Americans did not understand the concept of land ownership or the concept of title or entitlement, and since they were also effectively considered savages by the religious segment the new country, they were without recourse, effectively denied the right to claim the land they lived on as their own. This is how the United States came to be after British control was overthrown.
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