The 'Good Neighbor Policy' toward Latin America aimed to:
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Correct answer: Reduce U.S. military intervention and promote better relations in the Western Hemisphere
By moving away from the 'Big Stick' and 'Dollar Diplomacy' of the past, the U.S. sought to create regional unity. This was partly an effort to secure the Western Hemisphere against fascist influence without direct military occupation.
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