What was the monroe doctrine?

a) a statement of the united states foreign policy regarding protecting independent nations from european invasion

b) monroe's policy of not allowing congress to be involved in decisions regarding foreign affairs

c) a statement that established the second national bank

d) a speech monroe gave to encourage americans to vote for him

it affected it because the kingdoms (with trade) slowly got richer and richer.

marlow

explanation:

once he became head of state in 1915, venustiano (his name was not victoriano) carranza was able to implement some of his ideas, such as the drafting and the promulgation of the mexican constitution of 1917, which is still the current constitution of that country.