In what aspect of American foreign policy did Franklin D. Roosevelt break from Herbert Hoover's precedent? He exchanged ambassadors with the Soviet Union. He negated the right to intervene in the local affairs of Latin American countries. He refused to recognize the existence of the Soviet Union. He militarily intervened in Cuba. He urged European nations to abandon colonial claims in the Western Hemisphere.

In what aspect of American foreign policy did Franklin D. Roosevelt break from Herbert Hoover's precedent? He exchanged ambassadors with the Soviet Union. He negated the right to intervene in the local affairs of Latin American countries. He refused to recognize the existence of the Soviet Union. He militarily intervened in Cuba. He urged European nations to abandon colonial claims in the Western Hemisphere.