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Click and drag the correct sentence fragments to complete the passage. (U10.4 & 5) TEKS - 15(C), 16(B)(1 point) Put responses i...Question
Click and drag the correct sentence fragments to complete the passage. (U10.4 & 5) TEKS - 15(C), 16(B)(1 point) Put responses in the correct input to answer the question. Select a response, navigate to the desired input and insert the response. Responses can be selected and inserted using the space bar, enter key, left mouse button or touchpad. Responses can also be moved by dragging with a mouse. William Howard Taft became president in 1909. His foreign policies differed from Roosevelt’s. Instead of military force, he often relied on the country’s growing economic power. This Response area. Taft decided to “substitute dollars for bullets” to secure markets and opportunities for American businesses. Roosevelt's policy had Response area which was based on the idea that diplomacy has to be backed up with military force.
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Here are the fragments needed to complete your passage:
1. **This approach was known as Dollar Diplomacy.**
2. **Roosevelt's policy had a more aggressive stance,**
Inserting these fragments into the passage:
William Howard Taft became president in 1909. His foreign policies differed from Roosevelt’s. Instead of military force, he often relied on the country’s growing economic power. **This approach was known as Dollar Diplomacy.** Taft decided to “substitute dollars for bullets” to secure markets and opportunities for American businesses. **Roosevelt's policy had a more aggressive stance,** which was based on the idea that diplomacy has to be backed up with military force.
1. **This approach was known as Dollar Diplomacy.**
2. **Roosevelt's policy had a more aggressive stance,**
Inserting these fragments into the passage:
William Howard Taft became president in 1909. His foreign policies differed from Roosevelt’s. Instead of military force, he often relied on the country’s growing economic power. **This approach was known as Dollar Diplomacy.** Taft decided to “substitute dollars for bullets” to secure markets and opportunities for American businesses. **Roosevelt's policy had a more aggressive stance,** which was based on the idea that diplomacy has to be backed up with military force.
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