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US President Teddy Roosevelt has a mixed reputation. On one side he's rough and ready, on another side he's the "quite man" in a manner of speaking. The quiet situation came with his dealings with Germany and Venezuela. It seems that both Germany and Great Britain threatened a joint occupation because Venezuela was chronically late or worse then late in paying their debts to both European powers. Roosevelt met with the German ambassador and informed him that any occupation of an independent nation in the Western Hemisphere would result in a war with the US. When Great Britain learned of this they backed away and the Kaiser was left hanging on the issue. As it turned out the debt issue was worked out without any more threats to Venezuela. All parties concerned kept this issue very low key and internationally not much was said about it.
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What action by president Wilson was an example of his use of big stick diplomacy rather than moral diplomacy?
he sent marines to help venustiano carranza assume the presidency
What action by president Woodrow Wilson was an example of his use of big stick diplomacy rather than moral diplomacy?
he sent marines to help venustiano carranza assume the presidency
What action by President Woodrow Wilson was an example of use of big stick diplomacy rather than moral diplomacy?
He sent marines to help Venustiano Carranza assume the presidency of Mexico
What was President Franklin Roosevelt's foreign trade policy?
In the 1920s and 1930s, the Democratic party was the party of free trade, while the Republican party was more protectionist. The 1930 Smoot-Hawley tariff was based by a Republican Congress and the Republican President at the time- Hoover. Roosevelt promised to lower tariffs on a bilateral basis, and there were moves towards freer trade. However, given that the nation was mired in Depression, Americans were much more concerned with domestic issues rather than tariffs.
What was the bully pulpit and which president used it effectively?
Theodore Roosevelt was the president who called the office of President (the position, that is, not the Oval Office room specifically) of President a "bully pulpit". Lots of Presidents have "used it effectively" (Lincoln, FDR, and JFK definitely used their Presidencies to promote their own ideals, for example), but it was Theodore Roosevelt who came up with the term.
Was President Roosevelt New deal an example of an active government or laissez-faire?
The New Deal was active government.
Who becomes present when the present dies?
Do you mean the "president"? In the United States, if the president dies while in office, the vice president becomes president. When President Franklin D. Roosevelt died, for example, Harry Truman (the vice president at the time) became president.
How did the assassination of president William McKinley lead to progressive reforms at the national level?
The death of McKinley made Theodore Roosevelt the President. Roosevelt had many new ideas and pushed through many progressive reforms- conservation and food and drug safety for example.
What is an example of a famous comeback victory in politics?
There are numerous examples of famous comeback victories in politics such as the reelection of president Franklin D. Roosevelt or the deceased president of Venezuela Hugo Chavez.
Who are the two Roosevelts?
The two "Roosevelts" were Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, two American presidents. Theodore Roosevelt was the 26th President, most notable for his contribution to the Progressive Era of trust-busting, conservation, and neo-imperialism (for example the Roosevelt Corollary and the Panama Canal). Franklin Delano Roosevelt was the 32nd President, most notable for his New Deal plan against the Great Depression and leadership during World War II. Theodore and Franklin were fifth cousins.
What is Sovereignty exercised by an assembly of all of the citizens?
Sovereignty being exercised by an assembly of all of the citizens is an example of direct democracy. It could also be referred to as pure democracy.
The Panama Canal was an example of Theodore Roosevelt's support of?
The Panama Canal was an example of Theodore Roosevelt's support of American imperialism and Big Stick diplomacy. He believed in expanding U.S. influence through strategic military and economic power. The canal demonstrated his commitment to strengthening global trade routes and asserting U.S. dominance in the Western Hemisphere.
