Presidential Diplomacy

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Presidential Diplomacy Lecture 2

Standard 11.4.4 Explain Roosevelt’s Big Stick diplomacy, Taft’s Dollar diplomacy, and Wilson’s Moral diplomacy, drawing on relevant speeches Essential Question: Explain the 3 types of Diplomacy and which President was responsible for each.

Big Stick Diplomacy Theodore Roosevelt The idea of negotiating peacefully, simultaneously threatening with the "big stick“ military Made this speech 12 days before taking the Presidency

Dollar Diplomacy Taft encouraged Americans to invest in businesses and banks in Central America and the Caribbean they bought plantations, mines, railroads, etc. intervened in unstable economies the US influenced the election of pro-American leaders Taft used the military when that didn’t work

Moral Diplomacy Wilson vowed to use foreign policy to help countries develop liberty Criticized both dollar and “Big Stick” diplomacy William Jennings Bryan as Secretary of State Sent troops to Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and Mexico the Mexican Revolution in 1911 complicated US-Mexican policies Wilson helped Carranza topple Huerta Wilson sent Pershing to find Pancho Villa after he killed Americans in New Mexico in 1916

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