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13. Which led to the Monroe Doctrine of 1823*0/1The idea of creating a colony in South America for criminals and debtorsThe need to create a territory in the West for Native AmericansThe development of the Underground Railroad into CanadaThe desire to limit European involvement in the Western Hemisphere
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