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EMPERIAL PRESIDENTS - Coggle Diagram
EMPERIAL PRESIDENTS
Theodore Roosevelt (1901 - 1908)
"BIG STICK" DIPLOMACY
DEPENDED ON A STRONG MILITARY
NAME STEMMED FROM AN OLD AFRICAN SAYING- "SPEAK SOFTLY AND CARRY A BIG STICK; YOU WILL GO FAR"
AMERICA NEEDED TO 'CARRY A BIG STICK'
WORKED WITH JAPAN
CONVINCED JAPAN AND RUSSA TO SGN A PEACY TREATY AFTER THE 1904 ROSSO- JAPAN WAR
JAPAN WAS ANGRY WITH AMERICA. ROOSEVELT NEGOTIATED THE "GENTLEMEN'S AGREEMENT"
THE GREAT WHITE FLEET WAS A PART OF HIS PLAN TO PROTECT AMERICAN INTERSTS IN ASIAN COUNTRIES
William Howard Taft (1909 - 1912)
DOLLAR DIPLOMACY
U.S. SHOULD INVEST IN AND HELP OUT OTHER COUNTRIES SO THAT AMERICA HAS A GREATER INFLUENCE ON THEM
TAFT CARRIED ALONG ROOSEVELT'S BIG STICK DIPLOMACY, BUT IT WAS LESS HARSH
WORKED WITH CHINA AND LATIN AMERICA
Woodrow Wilson (1913 - 1920
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AGRESSIVE MORAL DIPLOMACY
WOODROW WILSON
WILSON HELPED CREATE THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
CARRIBEAN
LATIN AMERICA
THIS FOREIGN POLICY WAS FOUNDED UPON MORALS INSTEAD OF THINGS LIKE MATERIALISM
THIS POLICY FOCUSED ON CARRIBEAN AND LATIN NATIONS. WILSON WANTED THESE NATIONS TO HAVE INDEPENDENCE.
SIGNED THE JONES-SHAFROTH ACT, WHICH HELPED PUERTO RICANS. IT GAVE THEM MORE RIGHTS, BUT THEY STILL DIDN'T HAVE AS MANY RIGHTS AS THE AMERICANS
William McKinley (1896 - 1901)
WORKED WITH CUBA, PHILLIPEANS, GUAM AND PUERTO RICO
