3.) William Howard Taft's stance on foreign policy differs from that of Roosevelt and Wilson because of A. Taft's encouragement of using force to maintain stability in Latin America B. Taft's stance of promoting American values in Latin America C. Taft's encouragement of substituting dollars for bullets. D. Taft's stance of supporting revolutionary movements in European nations.
3.) William Howard Taft's stance on foreign policy differs from that of Roosevelt and Wilson because of A. Taft's encouragement of using force to maintain stability in Latin America B. Taft's stance of promoting American values in Latin America C. Taft's encouragement of substituting dollars for bullets. D. Taft's stance of supporting revolutionary movements in European nations.
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commercial aims. It is an effort frankly directed to the increase of
American trade upon the axiomatic principle that the government of
the United States shall extend all proper support to every legitimate
and beneficial American enterprise abroad.
William Howard Taft, December 3, 1912
3.) William Howard Taft's stance on foreign policy differs from that of Roosevelt and
Wilson because of
A. Taft's encouragement of using force to maintain stability in Latin America
B. Taft's stance of promoting American values in Latin America
C. Taft's encouragement of substituting dollars for bullets.
D. Taft's stance of supporting revolutionary movements in European nations.
4.) The quote above most likely supports which foreign policy?
A. Big Stick Diplomacy
B. Dollar Diplomacy
C. Moral Diplomacy
D. All of the Above
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