Question

Use the phrase to answer the question. “Speak softly, and carry a big stick.” How did President Roosevelt’s phrase represent the goals of “big stick” diplomacy? (1 point) Responses Carrying a “big stick” represented overplaying the true size and power of the U.S. military until it was time to use military threat. Carrying a “big stick” represented overplaying the true size and power of the U.S. military until it was time to use military threat. Speaking softly represented the goal of hiding the true size and power of the U.S. military until it was time to use military threat. Speaking softly represented the goal of hiding the true size and power of the U.S. military until it was time to use military threat. Speaking softly represented the goal of ending conflict peacefully, while carrying a “big stick” represented the use of military threat. Speaking softly represented the goal of ending conflict peacefully, while carrying a “big stick” represented the use of military threat. Carrying a “big stick” represented invoking military force as often as possible, while speaking softly indicated providing as little warning as possible.

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Speaking softly represented the goal of ending conflict peacefully, while carrying a “big stick” represented the use of military threat.