US.22: U.S. Diplomatic Policies: Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson

What is the significance of the time period 1901-1909 in the document?

• It marks the era of Dollar Diplomacy

• It marks the era of Big Stick Diplomacy

• It marks the era of Moral Diplomacy

• It marks the era of Isolationist Diplomacy

What did Roosevelt emphasize to project American power?

• The Army

• The Air Force

• The Navy

• The Marines

What did the Roosevelt Corollary assert about the U.S.?

• Right to cultural exchange

• Right to economic dominance

• Right to intervene in Latin American countries

• Right to educational reform.

What was the aim of Taft's 'Open Door Policy' in China?

• To close Chinese markets to foreign trade

• To ensure equal trading rights for all nations

• To promote Chinese cultural heritage

• To establish American colonies.

What was the main goal of Taft's Dollar Diplomacy?

• To promote military alliances

• To extend American influence through financial power

• To establish cultural ties

• To reduce foreign aid.

What was the main philosophy of Wilson's foreign policy?

• Economic expansion

• Military dominance

• Promoting democracy and moral principles

• Isolationism

What did Wilson reject as primary tools of diplomacy?

• Trade agreements

• Military intervention and economic coercion

• Cultural exchanges

• Scientific collaboration

In which countries did Wilson's administration intervene militarily?

• Cuba and Puerto Rico

• Haiti and the Dominican Republic

• Mexico and Canada

• Brazil and Argentina

What was questioned about Wilson's moral diplomacy due to military interventions?

• Its effectiveness

• Its consistency

• Its popularity

• Its legality

What was a key feature of Wilson's support for democracy?

• Economic sanctions

• Military alliances

• Promotion of self-determination

• Cultural exchanges