Question

#7. foreign policy plan under president wilson that pushed to abandon big stick diplomacy and put u.s. support towards other countries that were democracies.

tenement housing

muckraking

bull moose party

korematsu v. united states

bolshevik revolution

selective service act

lusitania

yellow journalism

moral diplomacy

dollar diplomacy

Explanation:

Moral Diplomacy was a foreign - policy approach under President Wilson. It aimed to support democratic countries and move away from more aggressive forms of diplomacy like Big Stick Diplomacy. Tenement housing is related to urban living conditions, muckraking was investigative journalism, the Bull Moose Party was a political party, Korematsu v. United States was a Supreme Court case, the Bolshevik Revolution was in Russia, the Selective Service Act was about military conscription, the Lusitania was a ship, yellow journalism was a type of sensationalist reporting, and Dollar Diplomacy was more about economic influence.

Answer:

Moral Diplomacy