President Reagan’s ""Peace through Strength"" is most similar to which earlier presidential policy?

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The policy by Reagan of "Peace through Strength" is similar to the Big Stick ideology of President Theodore Roosevelt.

<h3>What did "Peace through Strength" mean?</h3>

This was a policy by Reagan that called for building the American military so that peace would be achieved when other nations like the Soviet Union would be too scared to attack American military might.

This was similar to the Big Stick ideology by Roosevelt which called for having a strong military when negotiating with others so that they don't try to attack the U.S.

Find out more on the Big Stick ideology at brainly.com/question/13948833.

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