What was the primary motivator behind Herbert Hoover's Good Neighbor Policy?
A. Conditions throughout Latin America had remained stable for the previous decade.
B. There had been several international agreements to maintain a joint presence in the Caribbean.
C. It was realized that conditions had been better under Theodore Roosevelt's policies.
D. America would not expend the necessary resources to maintain an interventionist policy.
Answer: D
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