Teddy's Ultimatum
Teddy firmly believes in fair treatment for nations and is wary of Germany's intentions in Venezuela. Despite his personal ties to Germany, he issues an ultimatum, demanding a disclaimer from the Kaiser against territorial acquisition. With George on standby, Teddy is prepared to assert military presence if necessary, showcasing his commitment to the Monroe Doctrine and regional stability.In this clip
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116: Teddy Roosevelt’s Foreign Policy: From Big Stick Diplomacy to the Panama Canal
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