It is an example of Taft's Dollar Diplomacy. President Taft's plan was to make <u>Latin American economies dependent on the economy of the U.S., hence called </u><u>Dollar Diplomacy</u>, in taking Nicaragua's National Bank he would basically have bought Nicaragua's economy.
<u>FDR's </u><u>Good Neighbor Policy </u><u>was a policy of non-intervention </u>by the U.S. on Latin American disputes, <u>Roosevelt's </u><u>Big Stick </u><u>sought to establish the american zone of influence </u>upon Latin America and <u>Wilson's </u><u>Moral Diplomacy </u><u>sought to reinforce U.S. relations to countries who shared the same morals </u>and ideology.
Answer: they were all buying land there so they can sell cattle.
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American settlement activist
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It could be argued that the term guerrilla emerged during "Napoleon's" invasion of Spain, since much of the resistance he encountered during this invasion was "unconventional".
