Question

question 10
teddy roosevelts big stick policy:
was narrowly approved by congress
was a departure from the monroe doctrine
according to other nations was unacceptable and challenged on numerous occasions
specified it was unnecessary to use force to achieve foreign policy goals as long as the military could threaten force

Explanation:

Teddy Roosevelt's Big Stick policy emphasized "speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far." It meant that as long as the military could threaten force, it might not be necessary to actually use it to achieve foreign - policy goals. It was not narrowly approved by Congress, was not a departure from the Monroe Doctrine but an extension in some ways, and while other nations may have disliked it, it was not constantly challenged on numerous occasions in the sense described in the option.

Answer:

Specified it was unnecessary to use force to achieve foreign policy goals as long as the military could threaten force