Gunboat Diplomacy

Requesting Japan do business with us and reminding them that we expect our Navy to show up in their ports any day now is an example of what kind of diplomacy?

• Moral Diplomacy

• Dollar Diplomacy

• Gunboat Diplomacy

• Regular Diplomacy

Be polite in all international affairs but show the world what military power we have and they will be hesitant to involve themselves in American affairs

• Open Door Policy

• Monroe Doctrine

• Big Stick Policy

• Dollar Diplomacy

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• China

• Japan

• Russia

• India

Which of the following best describes 'Gunboat Diplomacy'?

• The use of economic sanctions to influence another country

• The use of military threats to achieve foreign policy goals

• The use of cultural exchanges to improve relations

• The use of diplomatic negotiations to resolve conflicts

Which historical event is an example of Gunboat Diplomacy?

• The signing of the Treaty of Versailles

• The Cuban Missile Crisis

• The opening of Japan by Commodore Perry

• The Berlin Airlift

Gunboat Diplomacy is most closely associated with which era?

• The Cold War

• The Age of Imperialism

• The Renaissance

• The Industrial Revolution

Which country is known for using Gunboat Diplomacy in the 19th century to expand its empire?

• France

• Germany

• United States

• United Kingdom

What is a key characteristic of Gunboat Diplomacy?

• Relying on international law

• Using military force as a threat

• Focusing on humanitarian aid

• Engaging in free trade agreements

Which U.S. President is often associated with the concept similar to Gunboat Diplomacy known as 'Big Stick Diplomacy'?

• Woodrow Wilson

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• John F. Kennedy

Gunboat Diplomacy is often criticized for being what?

• Too reliant on economic incentives

• Too focused on cultural exchanges

• Too aggressive and coercive

• Too dependent on international alliances