Roosevelt Corollary
Published on Feb 06, 2016
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ROOSEVELT COROLLARLY
BY: JACK BAPST, BRENDAN PAINTER, AND JUSTIN BATISTA
Roosevelt Corollary
An addendum to the Monroe Doctrine which stated that the United States were allowed to intervene with any Latin American country if it was to have a conflict.
Summary
In 1904, President Roosevelt created an addendum to the Monroe Doctrine called the Roosevelt Corollary. It was made to stop European countries taking military actions on Latin American countries. The reason why President Roosevelt got the idea to make the corollary because of what happened in the Dominican Republic. European countries used military actions to collect overdue debts. As a result, the United States intervened. And that's how the Roosevelt Corollary was conceived.
WHO: PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, THE UNITED STATES
THIS IS A COPY OF THE MONROE DOCTRINE
WHAT: AN ADDENDUM TO THE MONROE DOCTRINE
THIS IS A COPY OF THE MONROE DOCTRINE
WHERE:UNITED STATES, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, LATIN AMERICA
THIS IS A PICTURE OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, WHICH NEEDED THE ROOSEVELT COROLLARY
WHEN: 1904
THE ROOSEVELT COROLLARY WAS MADE IN 1904
WHY: TO STOP ENGLISH COUNTRIES INVADING LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES
THESE ARE SOME OF THE COUNTRIES THAT HAD A CHANCE OF BEING INVADED
HOW:HE MADE AN ADDENDUM TO THE MONROE DOCTRINE
CITATION
PRENTICE HALL HISTORY OF OUR NATION. UPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJ: PRENTICE HALL, 2005. PRINT.
