How did “big stick” diplomacy lead to dollar diplomacy

Question

President Taft was opposed to utilizing financial and economic policy, and opted to use military intervention in response to President Roosevelt’s “big stick” diplomacy
President Taft was opposed to the use of military and opted to utilize financial and economic policy in response to President Roosevelt’s “big stick” diplomacy
President Taft enforced President Roosevelt’s “big stick” diplomacy to reinforce the financial and economic goals of dollar diplomacy
President Taft was agreeable to the use of military and used dollar diplomacy to fund military interventions, building off of “big stick” diplomacy ides

Answer 1

The correct statement regarding how "big stick" diplomacy led to dollar diplomacy is:

President Taft was opposed to the use of military and opted to utilize financial and economic policy in response to President Roosevelt’s “big stick” diplomacy.

This reflects how President Taft shifted U.S. foreign policy from Roosevelt's more militaristic approach (big stick diplomacy) to a focus on economic influence and investment (dollar diplomacy) in Latin America and other regions, emphasizing the use of financial power to achieve foreign policy objectives rather than military intervention.