Question

foreign policy of progressive presidents
put the information on the chart in your own words
roosevelts big stick diplomacy
\speak softly & carry a big stick - be willing to use force if necessary to achieve foreign policy goals. (it was unnecessary to actually use force to achieve goals, so long as the military could threaten the use of force.)
issued the roosevelt corollary - added to the monroe doctrine (the us would intervene in order to maintain peace and stability throughout the western hemisphere)
sent the great white fleet of ships to tour the pacific, showing off us naval power.
tafts dollar diplomacy
make countries dependent on the u.s. by heavily investing in their economies. use this influence to pressure countries to adopt democratic structures.
in manchuria, china, taft believed that whoever controlled the railroads also controlled the economy. he tried to work out a deal to allow american investors to purchase the railroad, but was embarrassingly rejected.
taft encouraged investment in latin american countries like honduras and haiti.
wilsons moral diplomacy
wilson was a critic of imperialism and the policies of taft & roosevelt. his vision for u.s. foreign policy was based on morality. he wanted to give support to countries whose values aligned with americas.
he believed that if the u.s. placed an economic strain on undemocratic countries, they would shift their values and transform into democratic nations.
ironically, wilson ended up getting even more involved in latin america than his predecessors, including involvement in nicaragua & mexico.

Explanation:

Roosevelt's Big Stick Diplomacy used military threat for foreign - policy goals, added the Roosevelt Corollary and showed naval power. Taft's Dollar Diplomacy aimed to make countries dependent via economic investment to promote democracy, with an example of a failed railroad deal in Manchuria and investments in Latin America. Wilson's Moral Diplomacy was based on morality, supporting countries with American - aligned values and applying economic strain on undemocratic ones, though he ended up more involved in Latin America than predecessors.

Answer:

Roosevelt's Big Stick Diplomacy: Use military threat for goals, added Roosevelt Corollary, showed naval power.
Taft's Dollar Diplomacy: Make countries dependent via economic investment for democracy, failed railroad deal in Manchuria, invested in Latin America.
Wilson's Moral Diplomacy: Base on morality, support like - valued countries, strain undemocratic ones, more involved in Latin America than predecessors.