Moved the United States into the role of an international leader.

Theodore Roosevelt

Woodrow Wilson

Abraham Lincoln

Harry Truman

Theodore Roosevelt

Explanation:

During the presidency of Theodore Roosevelt, the United States consolitated its foreign policy power, and became a world leader in geopolitics.

Theodore Roosevelt had a foreign policy of "big stick". He used the analogy of "big stick" to state that his foreign policy was strong, and focused on expanding American influence.

During his presidency, America consolitated its power in the Phillippines, obtained the Panama province from Colombia, and also projected military power in Venezuela.