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Josue Lowe

7 August, 20:16

Why did president roosevelt intervene in the negotiations to end the russo-japanese war? to prevent japanese territorial expansion into china and korea to calm tensions between the united states and japan to gain support for the construction of the great white fleet to demonstrate america's concerns about events in asia?

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