Theodore Roosevelt Foreign Policy Analysis

President Theodore Roosevelt’s best foreign policy was establishing the Panama Canal. The negotiation for this was a process because everyone wanted a say in. Do to the agreement the U.S. said the will support and protect Panama and their people. Colombia was not happy and kept trying to send troops over to Panama. Since the U.S. was now able to control the canal they blockaded Colombian troops from landing. This policy positively affected American because of the location. This area is where the U.S. military located. This made the U.S. military the dominant forces in Central America. This policy provided benefits for manly Panama, because it offered protection and an annual payment. This also provided benefits for other nations because of the commute traveled. William Taft foreign policy ways completely different from President Roosevelt’s because Taft did not want to follow in Roosevelt's foot steps. He wanted to take a new approach of fixing international problems with peace with little to no congressional consent but with troops instead and money. Roosevelt agreed to the arbitration of questions not involving national honor or vital interests, but Taft agreed to unlimited arbitration. However, when Taft left office, …show more content…
He wanted to devote his focus and time on promoting democracy. "Wilsonianism" is the spreading of democracy, the opening of global markets, or the creation of an international organization dedicated to keeping peace, and an active global role for the United States. He took a different approach from the other two Presidents because he didn’t just focus on money, he mainly focused on power of democracy. Wilson's foreign policy affected America in positive ways because it kept the U.S. stable. His foreign policy benefited other nations because they used his policies. An example would be Mexican troops sent to