What were the effects of Roosvelts "Big stick" diplomacy?

Three important presidents of the United States had a large impact on the world during the Progressive Era. One significant aspect of presidency during that period was foreign policy, and each president had a different approach. Theodore Roosevelt used Big Stick Diplomacy, a policy of negotiating diplomatically first, with a military force to resort to if necessary. William Taft believed in Dollar Diplomacy, or protecting U. S. businesses interests in foreign countries. Woodrow Wilson, the next president, followed Moral Diplomacy, which is also known as Missionary Diplomacy. Moral Diplomacy was the idea of refusing to recognize governments that were not democratic. The success of these strategies varied, and this case, success can be defined as when the benefits of the application of the policy outweigh the negative effects. Roosevelt’s Big Stick Diplomacy had more success than the policies of Taft and Wilson.