BY TRUMAN WELLING AND HAILEY ZIMMERMAN Big Stick Diplomacy.

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BY TRUMAN WELLING AND HAILEY ZIMMERMAN Big Stick Diplomacy

Roosevelt American Foreign Policy Activist “Speak softly, but carry big Stick” Civilized vs. Uncivilized Navy

Protecting the “open door” in Asia 1904: Japanese attack Manchuria  Roosevelt put end to conflict in peace conference 1905  Ensured U.S. trade in that region  “Great White Fleet”- 16 battleships to remind Japan of power Won Nobel Peace Prize

Roosevelt Corollary Corollary to Monroe Doctrine U.S. intervene in domestic affairs in Latin America if they weren’t stable 1902 Brought about by Venezuela 1903: first use in Dominican Republic Cuba “Platt Amendment”

The Panama Canal Most celebrated accomplishment of Roosevelt Started by French John Hay went to Columbia  Columbia wouldn’t agree with terms  Organized revolt in Panama  New gov. agreed to terms

William Howard Taft “Dollar Diplomacy”-Lent countries money to have financial control over them Mostly in less-developed areas

Woodrow Wilson Not interested in international affairs but ended up getting pretty involved

Diplomacy and Morality Dominican Republic-basically owned it, occupied militarily, wouldn’t accept treaty  Military occupation lasted 8 years Bought colonies in Denmark from fear of Germans  Renamed Virgin Islands Mexico-corrupt dictator  new leader came to power-wouldn’t accept U.S. treaty  overthrown and new gov. would have but didn’t get recognized

Overall Foreign Policy Wanted to help countries Mostly focus on Central/ South America Keeping Europe away American Power Military

Obama and Foreign Policy Syria-Remove Weapons  Peace Israel-Peace Treaty  Not Major part  passive role Stop War in Iraq Osama Bin Laden

Iraq War August 31, 2010-end on combat mission Started with the U.S. searching for Weapons off Mass Destruction Troops support new Government and fight insurgents

Foreign Policy Overall Peace/no new wars Get rid on nuclear weapons (major focus) Freedom Pulling out of Afghanistan Terrorism Ending wars

Compare/Contrast Differences:  Obama major focus was on terrorism and nuclear weapons  Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson major focus was on American Power Similarities:  Both involved in third world countries  Establishing peace and U.S. power  Military important

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