Which of the following is not an accurate matching of a U.S. President and his foreign policy?
A.Franklin Roosevelt: Monroe Doctrine and the "speak softly and carry a big stick" policy
B. Wilson: Moral Diplomacy
C.Taft: Dollar Diplomacy
D.Theodore Roosevelt: Roosevelt Corollary and the "speak softly and carry a big stick" policy
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And your answer is?
I don't know this one.
Is there a wiki page I can find the answer on..
Look up each of these policies
Example: Monroe Doctrine speak softly big stick
Example: Monroe Doctrine speak softly big stick
Ill give you a hint: The Monroe Doctrine was the "doctrine" of which president?
James Monroe, and is it D?
Which is NOT accurate. So, did FDR propose the Monroe Doctrine in 1820?
http://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h255.html
http://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h255.html
Hint: FDR was president from 1933-45.
Quana, if you are in AP history, I do despair. The Monroe Doctrine should have been taught much earlier; it's basic to the development of American foreign policy. And I wonder that you could not figure out just from the way that possible answer I written that it is not accurate. FDR would name a policy after a president who served 115 years earlier? THINK. And if you really have never heard of the Monroe Doctrine, you, all by yourself, should be able to type those words into your browser and find out what it was or is.
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