Chapter 25:1933-1939 Nationalism and the Good Neighbor President Franklin D. Roosevelt Good Neighbor Policy (1933) Latin America No state has the right to intervene in the internal or external affairs of another FDR withdrew the last U.S. troops from Haiti and the Dominican Republic American bankers loosened their rip on Haiti?s central banking system It renounced the Platt Amendment Reduced U.S. role in Panamanian affairs Cuba Economic crisis in 1933 Leftist regime rose but U.S., instead of sending in marines, provided indirect aid to a conservative revolt that overthrew the radical government in 1934 Fulgenio Batista led conservative revolt Tariff on Cuban sugar cane lowered by U.S. to support Batista Batista overthrown by Fidel Castro in 1959 Mexico