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How did Taft's policy in Latin America differ from Roosevelt's approach?
a. It relied heavily on military intervention to maintain order.
b. It emphasized building economic ties rather than using military force.
c. It criticized imperialism and promoted peace throughout Latin America.
d. It established new economic opportunities by building the Panama Canal.
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b. It emphasized building economic ties rather than using military force.
Taft's "Dollar Diplomacy" sought to use U.S. investment and loans to extend influence and stabilize countries, while Roosevelt's "Big Stick" policy relied more on the threat or use of military power (e.g., Roosevelt Corollary, Panama Canal actions).
Taft's "Dollar Diplomacy" sought to use U.S. investment and loans to extend influence and stabilize countries, while Roosevelt's "Big Stick" policy relied more on the threat or use of military power (e.g., Roosevelt Corollary, Panama Canal actions).
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