DOLLAR DIPLOMACY vs ROOSEVELT COROLLARY

According to Dollar Diplomacy, how was America going to keep its "global influence" around the world?

• Using military to intimidate other countries

• Forcing Tariffs on all European exported goods

• Using money and commercial deals to increase America's economic power

• Signing multiple treaties with Russia and Japan

The "Open Door Policy" was what?

• The Israel perspective on politics in the Middle East

• Keeping South Africa open for trade with the Bedouins

• The US approach to keeping China open for trade

• The United States forcing Mexico to trade with Canada

The Roosevelt Corollary was what?

• US diplomatic intervention in Latin American conflicts with Europe.

• US diplomatic approach to annexing Alaska and Mexico

• The military approach to re-taking South Africa

• The closing of all trade routes in South East Asia

Using "money as leverage" when negotiating with other countries, is closely aligned with which foreign policy?

• Dollar Diplomacy

• The Big Stick Policy

• The NATO Policy

• The WARSAW Policy

President Taft attempted to use Dollar Diplomacy to buy all the _____________ because he feared America would be frozen out of China's financial markets.

• Chinese Navy

• Railroads

• Russian Trade Routes

• German Canal

Which CENTRAL American country rebelled against the "Dollar Diplomacy"?

• Florida

• Nicaragua

• Spain

• Turkey

In 1913, Dollar Diplomacy encouraged Americans and businesses to buy up land in _____________ .

• Hawaii

• Georgia

• Mexico

• Madagascar

Many people in Mexico were angry about Dollar Diplomacy because American were buying up land taking advantage of the _________________ on that land.

• Cattle

• Panama Canal

• Natural Resources

• None of the above

Many Latin American countries had borrowed money from European Banks to help run their countries. True or False?

• True

• False

The 1823 Monroe Doctrine demanded what?

• Canada was forbidden from forming an Alliance with Mexico

• Russia must cede all railroads and trade routes with Japan to the United States

• South America was forbidden from colonizing Mexico

• European nations stay out of the western hemisphere and must not make any attempts to colonize land in Central or South America.