Why did president franklin roosevelt issue the "good neighbor policy" in 1934? a) to implement many of his new deal programs to encourage volunteering b) to reassure americans that cooperation could end the great depression c) to reverse years of intervention and meddling in latin american political affairs d) to gain powerful allies on the continent in the event of nazi or japanese invasion

C) to reverse years of intervention and meddling in Latin American political affairs

to reverse years of intervention and meddling in Latin American political affairs

Explanation:

The "Good Neighbor Policy" was intended to help reverse years of intervention and meddling in Latin American political affairs. U.S. presence in Cuba, Haiti, and much of Central America had created a feeling of distrust towards Washington.

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