ONE specific historical event or development supporting Bailey's interpretation of Theodore Roosevelt's foreign policy as peace-building is <u>Roosevelt's role in ending the Russian-Japanese War</u>.
<h3>Russo-Japanese War</h3>
The Russo-Japanese War (1904 and 1905) erupted because of disagreements over sharing Manchuria and Korea. More than 100,000 soldiers died on both sides before President Roosevelt brokered a peace accord.
<h3>Complete Question:</h3>
<em>Briefly explain ONE specific historical event or development that is not explicitly mentioned in the excerpts that could be used to support Bailey's interpretation of Roosevelt's foreign policy.</em>
Thus, Bailey's interpretation of Roosevelt's foreign policy was supported by how Roosevelt brokered peace between the belligerent nations during the Russo-Japanese War.
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The answer is b. slash and burn
Typically, the development of its economy, and the development (life expectancy, wellbeing, etc.) of its population. (Human Development Index)
If it wasn't for the Cotton Diplomacy there wouldn't have been a simple way to make France support the confederacy.
You can use the equation dx+3^8+x+23+y6+3^2 to find the expanded form is
4.02 x 100,000