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President Theodore Roosevelt’s foreign policy

The U.S. military backed rebels who soon controlled independent Panama, this gave the US the ability to build?

Wilson's foreign policy that favord honorable diplomacy but may still resort to military intervention if necessary.

U.S. Secretary of State that announced that the United States expected “equality of treatment for commerce” in China.

Desire for free trade that guided future U.S. actions.

A force of sixteen new battleships. That Roosevelt sent the fleet on a world cruise in 1907 to demonstrate the United States growing military power.

President Taft's foregin policy that to increase American investments in plantations, mines, and railroads.

The famous outlaw, that articipated in raids across the U.S. border, leaving 18 dead in Columbus, New Mexico.