Teddy Roosevelt's Big Stick Diplomacy

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While Teddy Roosevelt's successor William Howard proceeded with parts of Roosevelt's big stick diplomacy he built up his own particular endeavors to attempt and enhance the connection between the United States called Dollar Diplomacy. This approach urged American organizations to put resources into different nations with an end goal to persuade those administrations to be friendlier to the US. Taft's concern was not any more generally welcomed than Roosevelt's big stick diplomacy. Roosevelt applied this big stick theory to American foreign policy believing the US should take a strong role in Asia. He would use the military when necessary, believed that we got to negotiate with these countries. The big stick depicts the outside strategy executed
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