United States
The US would keep the supporting smaller nations under their wing, if the smaller Latin nations supported the US. This made everything turn out the way America wanted, ideally.
Target Nations
These places could have all that they wanted from the US as long as they became a democratic nations. The trick was that the US is so powerful that even if the nation refused they would have to convert sooner or later to trade with the US.
Diplomacy in Europe
Shortly after this was passed "The Great War" had started in Europe, 1914, and this diplomacy tried to keep the US neutral, but after a fatal move by Germany the US entered the war to bring peace and democracy to Germany.
Woodrow Wilson
Way American Diplomacy was enforced
Mexico impact points from Diplomacy
Impacts on the Nations
What is Moral Diplomacy?
Why did Woodrow use
Moral Diplomacy?
Applications of the Moral Diplomacy
- The idea of Moral Diplomacy was that the US would only trade with Latin America countries that believe in Democracy and other American belifs.
- Woodrow Wilson did not like the way the previous presidents handled the foreign policy. he said "The force of America is the force of moral principle."
Moral Diplomacy
Topic Question
By: Maurice Prosper
For: Mrs. Walker
- Moral Diplomacy is a policy set by the 28th President of the United States of America, Woodrow Wilson.
How much more succesful or unsuccesful would an international Moral Diplomacy work? What if it was ruled by other wealthy nations too?
- He tried to manipulate the smaller nations in an economic way, and if the country was struggling for money their first move would be to become democratic.
Diplomacy in Mexico
When this Diplomacy was set Mexico in the middle of a revolution, 1912. a Mexican General ruled the nation, this bothered America so this Diplomacy put them into a proper democracy.
Works Cited:
Buzzle. Oct 17 2010. <http://www.buzzle.com/articles/moral-diplomacy.html>
Miller Center. Oct 17 2010. <http://millercenter.org/academic/americanpresident/wilson/essays/biography/5>.