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Diplomacy and Trade Under Taft Era Foreign Policy
President Taft outlines the United States shift to a commercial diplomacy, detailing reforms in the State Department, merit-based appointments, and expanded embassies. He cites open door in China, central American loans, Nicaragua, Mexico, and Liberia, stressing arbitration efforts, tariff flexibility, and the Panama Canal's global impact.
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