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in a dilapidated ancient book, it records the honor of blood and tears of the whole" brallantes "mainland, It records the forgotten history of Monroe armcel, and the immortal legend of that continent....
long, long time ago, the Third Jihad broke out in the "brailantes" continent. After decades, the eight countries were annihilated, and the remaining four countries were too angry to fight any more. Under the mediation of the Holy See, the ruling class of the four countries reached a consensus and signed the non aggression clause
the whole mainland of "lantes" is in a depression, with a hundred wastes waiting to be revived
time flies. More than 20 years after the Third Jihad, the remaining four countries have recovered after years of recuperation and prosperity
the land of "brantes", the garden of Eden created by the gods. The states existing on the "lantes" continent are the "Federation of Saint sophis" in the East, the "Cyprus" empire in the west, the "ocaranro" empire in the south, and the "Casablanca" empire in the north. In the center of the four countries, a large area of land bordering on it is the most famous holy see on the continent of "brailantes"
of the four major countries, only the "Casablanca" empire and the "Cyprus" empire...
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James Monroe (1758.4.28-1831.7.4), the American bourgeois Democrat, was the fifth president of the United States. In 1816, he was elected president by absolute majority and was re elected by great majority in 1820. The main founder of American policy toward Latin America is Monroe Doctrine. On April 28, 1758, Monroe was born in monroepin, West Mulan, Virginia. Monroe's father was a planter. Monroe studied in his hometown when he was a child. At the age of 16, he entered the high school attached to William Mary College in Williamsburg, Virginia
Monroe lived in a time when British rule in North America was in a precarious state. Virginia is the center of the storm. Monroe in his youth was deeply influenced by the struggle of the North American people against British colonial rule. In 1776, Monroe abandoned his pen and joined the front line of the anti British struggle
after joining the army, Monroe went through many battles and made many meritorious contributions, which was appreciated by Washington. Washington praised him as "defending the reputation of a brave, active and wise officer in all circumstances.". In 1780, Thomas Jefferson appointed him as Virginia's military Commissioner with the rank of lieutenant colonel. At that time, he began to follow Jefferson, who later had a great influence on him. In 1782, Monroe, who was only 24 years old, was elected as the representative of Virginia, and also served as a member of the state executive council, participating in the decision-making of major state affairs
from 1783 to 1786, Monroe was elected as a member of the United States Federal Congress. He participated in the fourth, fifth and sixth continental conferences, and put forward important proposals to promote the economic development of the United States. He became an active figure in the political arena at that time. From 1786 to 1790, when he was elected to the Senate, he worked as a lawyer in Fredericksburg, Virginia. It was then that he became Jefferson's main deputy. After the French Revolution, the relationship between France and the United States was tense. Washington sent Monroe as ambassador to France to improve the relationship between the two countries. After Monroe went to France, he was warmly received by the French National Association, but it caused the dissatisfaction of the domestic Federalists. He was transferred back to China in 1797. Monroe and the Federalists debated on the foreign policy of the United States and won a victory, which made him famous. In 1799, he was elected governor of Virginia. It quelled a slave rebellion and promoted the development of ecation. In the presidential election in 1800, Monroe made great contributions to the election of Jefferson. After Jefferson was elected president of the United States, Monroe was appointed as a special envoy to France to assist the envoy in purchasing Louisiana from France. Later, Monroe was appointed minister to Britain< In 1810, he was re elected governor of Virginia. Soon after, he was appointed secretary of state by President Madison. The war broke out between Britain and America in 1812, which is known as the second American War of independence. In 1814, Monroe was appointed secretary of the army to fight against Britain. With Monroe's efforts, the United States effectively resisted the British invasion. Monroe's political reputation was greatly improved. In 1816, he was elected president of the United States. He was re elected president in 1821. After leaving office, Monroe returned to his hometown. In 1826, he, together with Jefferson and Madison, was elected president of the University of Virginia. On July 4, 1831, he died in New York
when James Monroe was in power, the United States was peaceful, stable, prosperous and expanded, thus winning the reputation of "harmonious era". At the same time, James Monroe is also an outstanding diplomat. His diplomatic career to the United States of America is mainly reflected in his inaugural address and Monroe declaration. As a disciple of Jefferson, he inherited and developed the diplomatic thoughts of his predecessors, mainly Jefferson, and formed the history of American diplomacy

Although the United States won the war of independence and established a Republican political system, the American people also paid a heavy price for it. The Western powers are always looking for opportunities to intervene in the military affairs of the United States and American countries in an attempt to restore the former colonial system. The lessons of history and the dangers of reality made Monroe fully realize the necessity of building a strong army, especially for the American people engaged in commerce, fishing and navigation“ We can't take foreign dangers lightly. As far as the experience of the fate of other countries is concerned, the United States may be involved in the war again. "“ In order to protect us from foreign aggression, we need to strengthen our coastal and inland border defense. "“ The development of our army and Navy should be moderate, but it should be able to shoulder heavy responsibilities when necessary - the army should guard our fortresses... In wartime, with the expansion of war, the country's naval power can have an impact on war, so it should be properly trained and cultivated in peacetime. In fact, the Navy's contribution is not only an auxiliary force for national defense, but also a powerful tool to perplex the enemy, which can quickly end the war. "
James Monroe pointed out with a long-term strategic vision: the people are the strong backing against the invasion of foreign enemies“ The invasion of the enemy may be difficult to cope with. Even if the army and navy are willing to conform to the principles of the government or maintain the situation in the United States, they can not resist it. In this case, we have to turn to the masses. Therefore, the most important thing is to organize and train the people to meet the needs of war“ With such an organization, the United States will have no fear of foreign aggression. ". Relying on the broad masses of the people to strengthen national defense and enhance the diplomatic strength of the United States is Monroe's first military diplomacy of the United States
Monroe's isolationist diplomatic thought not only prevented the United States from getting involved in the military and political disputes of European countries, but also made the United States seize the opportunity to develop its own economic and military strength. In particular, the idea of "two worlds" embodied in Monroe's declaration is a step forward for isolationism: geographically, it regards the whole American continent as an object independent of Europe, not limited to the United States; In terms of ideology and system, the expansion of monarchy to America is regarded as a threat to the peace and security of the United States, that is to say, neither European powers are allowed to expand their territory in America, nor European powers are allowed to expand their system in America. Moreover, from the perspective of situation, isolationism means that the United States avoids being passively involved in European war and politics, while Monroe doctrine means that the United States actively opposes the interference and penetration of European powers into America. Of course, in opposing European interference in American affairs, the Monroe declaration did not deny, let alone restrict, the United States' own claim to the territory of the American continent and its intervention in American affairs The idea of territorial expansion embodied in the Monroe declaration has led more and more people to believe that the North American continent is destined to be the territory of the United States, and that the United States should establish a nation-state in the continental territory from the Atlantic to the Pacific. This thought quickly developed into an expansionist slogan of "destiny determined by heaven", which accelerated the expansion of the mainland territory The announcement of Monroe declaration shows the fearlessness of the American bourgeoisie in the rising period. At that time, the sacred alliance led by Russia was a huge and invincible executioner. It went abroad to suppress the revolution and the national liberation movement and became a fortress of counter revolution. Britain is an economic power with a strong navy. It has reached out all over the world to expand its sphere of influence. It is also a tiger's ass. But the young American Republic dares to ignore these threats, dares to touch the sacred alliance, dares to touch the tiger's ass, which fully shows the fighting nature of the rising bourgeoisie. Of course, the essence of Monroe Doctrine is to realize the purpose of expanding the territory of the United States on the pretext of "safeguarding the republican system of the Americas". The annexation of Mexican territory by the United States fully exposes its essence. It is the expanding nature of Monroe doctrine that leads America to the primary hegemonism - hemisphericism

Since the war of independence, the United States has carried out isolationist diplomacy. Its core idea is not to get involved in European political disputes. James Monroe inherited this diplomatic principle: "to maintain neutrality between our country and other countries is the most rigorous, fair and wise choice taken by the government. We do not provide assistance to one side, let alone allow one side to enjoy privileges and treat the other side unfairly. And we also do our best to enforce laws and prohibit the use of illegal arms against another hostile country. "“ As both sides have this equal right, we accept the ships of both sides to use our port. They have the same right to purchase or import weapons, arms and other supplies, and they have the right to export all goods permitted by the laws enacted before the outbreak of war; Our citizens also trade with each other on an equal basis, and each other's trade is also protected by our government. ". It can be seen that isolationism does not confine itself to a prison. It does not oppose economic expansion, commercial trade and the establishment of a capitalist commercial empire. In politics and diplomacy, we are not isolated from the world, but strive to maintain an inseparable relationship with Europe, neither entangled nor beyond the world“ The turbulent situation in Europe is intensifying, the possibility of war is increasing, and the fire of war may be ignited in any region. We will not be able to predict the scope of the fire of war. If we can safely avoid being involved in the situation of war threat, we should try our best to maintain friendly relations with other countries under just conditions. I feel that there is no reason to cause conflicts between our country and other countries, unless other countries have violated our coastal rights. No matter how far the war and differences in Europe extend, we will remain neutral. "
isolationism is not involved in all European affairs and does not form alliances with any other countries. This is a wise choice made from the national interests of the United States and a diplomatic strategy formulated in consideration of the national interests of the United States“ As for the possibility that it is appropriate for the United States to maintain a seed preservation attitude towards all parties in the future, I have no hesitation in believing that it will still abide by the previous neutral policy. It can be imagined from the current change in the position of the Spanish government and the unfinished negotiations (which were accepted by the colonies at the request of the Spanish parliament), Their differences will be satisfactorily resolved under the conditions proposed by the colonies. If it continues, the United States will actively deal with this situation on the premise of safeguarding its own honor and interests. "“ We have never participated in the wars of European countries or in matters related to European countries themselves, and it is not in line with our policy to do so. It is only when our rights are infringed or seriously threatened that we resent infringement or prepare for defense. "“ In the war between Spain and these new governments, we declared neutrality as well as recognition of these new governments; We have abided by and will continue to abide by neutrality. However, if the situation changes, the US side will make corresponding changes for their safety, as judged by the Chinese government authorities. Therefore, isolationism is combined with the national strength and interests of the United States, which has great flexibility. The reason why the United States developed from a coastal Republic in the Atlantic Ocean to a transcontinental "western country" and acquired land such as Texas through the war against Mexico is the "corresponding change" made according to the "security needs" of the United States

On April 28, 1758, Monroe was born in Monroe, West Mulan, Virginia. As a child, Monroe studied Latin and French well for four years in a school run by a nearby priest. In 1774, at the age of 16, Monroe entered William and Mary College, a famous university in Virginia
Monroe lived in a turbulent time when North America was under British colonial rule. In 1776, Monroe joined three teachers and 25 students in the anti British struggle. After joining the army, Monroe served as a lieutenant in the third regiment of the Virginia army, and immediately participated in the battles of Harlem heights, white plains, and Trenton. He served as a forward in the battle of Trenton and was taken to hospital with a shoulder injury. Monroe was promoted to captain after his injury and returned to the battlefield. From 1777 to 1778, Monroe successively fought in brandivan, Germantown, Monmouth and other important battles, and made many achievements. Washington appreciated Monroe's patriotism and appointed him as Virginia's military Commissioner in 1779. At this time, Monroe met Jefferson, then governor of Virginia. Jefferson immediately promoted him to lieutenant colonel and sent him to the south to collect military intelligence
in 1785, Monroe, 27, married Elizabeth corette, 17, with a son and two daughters. In 1780, Monroe studied law under the guidance of Jefferson
in 1782, Monroe, 24 years old, was elected to the Virginia House of Representatives and also served as a member of the governor's Executive Council, participating in the decision-making of major state affairs
from 1783 to 1786, Monroe was elected as a member of the United States Congress. He participated in the fourth, fifth and sixth Continental Congress, and put forward important proposals to promote the development of American capitalism. He became an active figure in Congress< In March 1784, Monroe, on behalf of Virginia, put forward a proposal to solve the land problem in the west to Congress. After the outbreak of the war of independence, the rights and interests of the western land were divided among the States. Monroe suggested that a temporary government should be set up in the western region to manage land in a unified way. The Continental Congress accepted the opinions of Monroe and other state representatives, and adopted corresponding resolutions. In 1784, 1785 and 1787, the Confederate government issued three land decrees, which solved the land disputes in the West
in 1785, Monroe proposed to Congress a proposal to strengthen the power of the Confederate government. He suggested that the Confederate government should manage the national business to strengthen the central Confederate government. Congress had a "long and serious" Discussion on the proposal. Monroe's proposal was not accepted in the end, but it "undoubtedly promoted the establishment of the federal government of the United States in 1787."
Monroe also crossed the Allegheny Mountains in the western part of the United States as a member of Parliament and inspected the western region. In 1786, he wrote an investigation report to demonstrate that the United States had the right to free navigation on the Mississippi River and put forward an open challenge to Spain, which controlled the navigation right of the Mississippi River at that time
after his term of office in Congress expired, Monroe worked as a lawyer in Fredericksburg, Virginia. In 1787, he was elected a member of the Virginia House of Representatives. In 1788, he was elected a member of the state Congress of Virginia, which approved the Federal Constitution. In 1790, he was elected a member of the United States Senate
Monroe, based on the historical experience of Greece, Germany and other countries, opposed the "excessive concentration" of the federal government's power at the meeting to discuss the ratification of the constitution. He said that if power is too concentrated, there will be sharp conflicts between the state government and the federal government. He firmly opposed the president's tenure and advocated the holding of regular elections
since 1787, the United States has split into two different political factions on the issue of ratification of the constitution. Monroe actively supported the bourgeois Democrats led by Jefferson and opposed to the ratification of the constitution, which was called the anti Federalist party at that time, and opposed the bourgeois conservatives led by Hamilton and supported the ratification of the constitution, which was called the US Federal Party at that time< In 1794, the relationship between the United States and France became tense. In order to show goodwill to France, Washington government appointed Monroe as minister to France. After Monroe went to France, Monroe made a passionate and generous speech against tyranny and supporting the French Revolution, and then convinced the French government to release the famous American Revolutionary Thomas Paine and the wife of French revolutionary Lafayette. Monroe's radical action in France aroused the dissatisfaction of the domestic Federalists. The federal government accused him of "overstepping his authority" and transferred him back to the United States in 1797. He was elected governor of Virginia in 1799. After he became governor, on August 30, 1800, Monroe sent troops to suppress the black uprising led by garrel in Henrik County, Virginia. Monroe quelled the unrest, many blacks were arrested and 35 people were executed< In the presidential election from 1800 to 1801, Jefferson defeated John Adams, the former president of the Federal Party, and was elected president of the United States. In 1803, Monroe was appointed as a special envoy by Jefferson to France to assist Robert Livingston, the minister in France, in purchasing Louisiana from France< On April 30, 1803, Monroe and Livingston signed a treaty and two agreements with France, which stipulated that France would sell all Louisiana to the United States
in July of the same year, Monroe served as the permanent envoy of the United States to Great Britain. During his term of office, Monroe negotiated with Britain on compulsory recruitment of American seafarers and seizure of American ships. Since 1804, relying on the strength of its naval fleet, Britain has unreasonably obstructed the trade between the United States and the European continent, often intercepted American ships and robbed sailors. In 1806, Monroe signed a treaty with Britain. However, the treaty did not contain provisions on the prohibition of Britain's compulsory recruitment of American seafarers and seizure of American goods and ship compensation, ignoring the instructions given to him by the government. Jefferson was very angry after hearing the news, and he was transferred back to the United States in 1807< In the spring of 1810, Monroe was elected to the Virginia House of Representatives. That winter, he was re elected governor. 11 months later, he became Secretary of state of the Madison administration. On the eve of and ring the second war of independence with Britain, Monroe undertook the heavy task of guiding American foreign affairs< In September 1814, Madison appointed Monroe as secretary of the army to direct the war against Britain. Monroe organized the army and the people to resist the invasion of the British army. Finally, under the mediation of Russia, the United States and Britain signed the Treaty of Ghent on Christmas Eve in 1814. After the second war of independence, Monroe's political prestige was greatly improved. In the presidential election in 1816, Monroe defeated the federal candidate Rufus king and was elected president. In 1819, the United States obtained Florida by signing the Treaty of rush Bagot; The Missouri Compromise was signed in 1820; In 1821, Monroe was re elected president. In 1823, "Monroe Doctrine" was put forward. On December 2, 1823, Monroe delivered a message to Congress according to the main points drafted by Secretary of State John Quincy Adams, detailing the position and attitude of the United States towards the interference of European powers in American affairs. This is the Monroe declaration. He became a director of the University of Virginia in 1820. In 1829, he attended the national assembly for revision. On March 3, 1825, Monroe's second term of office expired. After leaving office, he and his wife returned to their hometown of Virginia to settle down< On September 23, 1830, Mrs. Monroe died of a stroke, which dealt a great blow to Monroe. After the burial of his wife, he was almost penniless, and all his assets were exhausted. They had to move to their second daughter's home in New York and live on their daughter. At that time, President John Quincy Adams appointed his second son-in-law as Postmaster General of New York. The salary guaranteed the life of his family. In order to earn money, he had to write a book in exchange for a fee. His poverty finally moved the U.S. Congress. They approved to give him $30000 in compensation ring his presidency. Together with his income from land sales, it was only enough to pay off Monroe's old debts, but it could not make up for his poor life. In 1831, the last home, oak manor, was sold by him. Here, he became a real homeless man. On July 4 of that year, he died of heart failure at his daughter's home. At the age of 73, he became the third former president to die on national day