Discuss U.S. relations with Japan and Europe during the Theodore Roosevelt administration
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: While Roosevelt supported Japan as the major nation for maintaining the balance of power in the Far East, Californians discriminated against Japanese in their state, complicating United States-Japanese relations. Tensions mounted between the United States and Japan as their interests clashed in the western Pacific. In Europe, Roosevelt worried about mounting German power and pursued a policy emphasizing a close relationship with Great Britain.
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What does "Viking" mean?
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