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I am pretty sure it is called dollar diplomacy.

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How did president Tafts foreign policy goals compare withe those of roosevelts?

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What was Taft's dollar diplomacy?

Tafts dollar diplomacy was created to protect US businesses in foreign countries. It is a foreign policy created US president William Howard Taft.


What were William Howard Tafts foreign policies?

He made the Dollar Diplomacy


Tafts attempt to influence foreign countries by encouraging us business to invest money in foreign nations?

dollar diplomacy


Dose president Taft have scottish connections?

President William H. Tafts' ancestry was English and Scotch-Irish.


What was the result of president tafts's dollar diplomacy?

American investments in Latin America increased.


What was President William Howard Tafts Term of Service?

William Howard Taft, 1909-1913


What was William Tafts other job before coming president?

He served as Secretary of War in Theodore Roosevelt's Cabinet.


What is william Tafts dollar diplomacy?

He used and expanded on the Roosevelt Corollary, which allowed the US to interfere with the business of other nations if they were "politically or financially unstable." He justified his protecting Panama Canal with this. The dollar diplomacy was the term given to his policy of guaranteeing loans made to foreign countries.


Why did tafts dollar diplomacy and Wilson's actions in Mexico anger many Latin Americans?

President Taft's dollar diplomacy kept Latin America dependent on foreign investment and aid. President Wilson, however, directly interfered with Mexican affairs, intervening more than his predecessors.


What did roosevelt do at the 1912 republican national convention when it became clear that president tafts delegates controlled the nomination?

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How was Tafts presidencydifferent from roosevelts?

William Howard Taft's presidency differed from Theodore Roosevelt's in several key ways, primarily in their approaches to trust-busting and foreign policy. While Roosevelt was known for his vigorous enforcement of antitrust laws and a proactive foreign policy, famously promoting the "Big Stick" approach, Taft adopted a more legalistic and less aggressive stance on both fronts. Taft's administration pursued more antitrust lawsuits than Roosevelt but was criticized for lacking the same dynamic leadership style. Additionally, Taft's focus on tariff reform and his less interventionist foreign policy marked a departure from Roosevelt's more assertive strategies.