President Roosevelt intervened in the Dominican republic his intentions were

noble. He was just following the American public's sentiments of the time.

The Roosevelt Corollary this was Theodore Roosevelt's "amendment" to the

Monroe Doctrine. In 1904, the government of the Dominican Republic was

bankrupt, and Roosevelt feared that foreign nations, especially Germany, might

intervene forcibly to collect their debts. To keep other powers out, Roosevelt

issued his corollary: "Chronic wrongdoing ... may in America, as elsewhere,

ultimately require intervention by some civilized nation," he announced

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