<em><u>President Roosevelt intervenes in the negotiations to end the Russo-Japanese war to demonstrate America's concerns about events in Asia.
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Further Explanations:
The Russo- Japanese war was wrestled amid the “Empire of Japan” and “Russian Empire” during 1905 for the desire of annexation of Manchuria and Korea. Most of the battle was fought in the regions of the Liaodong Peninsula and Mukden of Southern Manchuria and in the coastal areas of the Yellow sea, Japan and Korea. In the conflict triumphant Japan forced Russian to abandon its imperialist policy in Eastern Asia, becoming the first Asian clout of modern times to overthrow a European power.
The war concluded with the signing of “Treaty of Portsmouth” on 5th September at the “Portsmouth Naval Shipyard”, Seavey's Island. As per the treaty, Japan established its governance over Korea. Theodore Roosevelt was the President of the “United States” during the war era acted as the facilitator for the “Treaty of Portsmouth”. According to him, the omnipotence of any of the two nations would prove to be a threat to developing America. Roosevelt was even awarded the “Noble Peace Prize” for his pacifying efforts.
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Answer Details
Grade: High School
Subject: History
Chapter: Russo- Japanese war
Keywords:
Russo- Japanese war, Empire of Japan, Russian Empire, Manchuria and Korea, Liaodong Peninsula, Mukden, Southern Manchuria, Eastern Asia,Treaty of Portsmouth, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Seavey's Island
