The analyze of foreign policy of the U.S.A. in Latin America in the course of Roosevelt Corollary, Monroe Doctrine, Alliance for Progress, and Dollar Diplomacy requires identification of various groups of venture holders. Kennedy Administration's Alliance for Progress was a fundamental shift from the customary foreign policy of the U.S.A. - a move from imperialism to a tolerant foreign policy. It was as well a absolute mistake of foreign strategy in Latin America: even with considerable incoming savings in Latin America, the United States however failed to achieve the set goals. It has to be added, that in general studies assume an unified method when assessing the efficiency of the Alliance. Quite the opposite, there is an opinion that identifies the weaknesses of the Alliance through numerous perspectives: textual analysis, historical perspectives, and empirical confirmation and contrast with the customary imperialistic U.S. policy. An important part of such opinion is an overview of the chief trends in American foreign policy of Latin America making a point on Roosevelt Corollary, Alliance for Progress, Dollar Diplomacy, and Monroe Doctrine. It shows Alliance for Progress in historical background, highlighting the correspondence between the primary three doctrines and emphasizing the different nature of the Alliance. Another major point is the formulation of the policy itself. Scientific formulation of the Alliance placed strict terms for evaluation of effectiveness of the foreign policy in the U.S.; on the contrary, the three established doctrines were unclear in nature and accepted multiple opportunities for interpretation. The last part of this opinion is the practical evidence that approves crash of the Alliance for Progress. This section as well provides proof that the original objectives established by Administration of Kennedy did not correspond with the aims of the Alliance for Progress. Latin American financial system was just not prepared for democratic regimes, since military regime demonstrated itself to be more successful.
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