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I would love to help you answer this, but I'm afraid I need more information. This is a fragment, Try to explain what you need answered.
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Living conditions were cramped, there was no privacy and nearly everyone was seasick. The weather on the first part of the voyage was good and allowed the passengers to spend some time on deck in the fresh air, even though this was viewed in a poor light by the seamen.
The best example of "gunboat diplomacy" under Roosevelt is "<span>C. Panama" since Roosevelt felt that this region was also a part of the US's interest since it was open to attack. This was also his "big stick diplomacy".</span>
