This document, delivered as part of a message to Congress, nullified the claims made in the Drago Doctrine issued two years before it, and was directly precipitated by a credit crisis in the Dominican Republic (*).
This document, delivered as part of a message to Congress, nullified the claims made in the Drago Doctrine issued two years before it, and was directly precipitated by a credit crisis in the Dominican Republic (*). Although it began "It is not true that the United States feels any land hunger", this document was used to justify interventions in Cuba and Haiti. FTP, identify this 1904 extension to the Monroe Doctrine proclaimed by the United States president who served as second in command for the Rough Riders.
This document, delivered as part of a message to Congress, nullified the claims made in the Drago Doctrine issued two years before it, and was directly precipitated by a credit crisis in the Dominican Republic (*).
{Roosevelt Corollary} (prompt on {Big Stick} Policy)