Directions: Read the attached article (see reverse) and answer the following questions in complete sentences. 1) Explain Theodore Roosevelt's view of America's role in the world. Based on his rhetoric, where might he be placed on foreign policy political spectrum? Explain your answer. 2) Use paragraphs 3 and 7 to explain how President Bush's view of America's role in the world compares to Roosevelt's. 3) Explain what presidential biographer Douglas Brinkley means when he refers to the notion of 'American exceptionalism. 4) The writer refers to a 'messianic impulse to describe the driving force behind numerous foreign policy goals from Americ past. Explain what is meant by this term in this context. 5) The writer links the foreign policy goals of the Bush administration with the idea of 'American exceptionalism' by quoting directly from President Bush's 2003 State of the Union address. What, specifically, did Bush state in that address that reflects this recurring theme of American foreign policy?

Directions: Read the attached article (see reverse) and answer the following questions in complete sentences. 1) Explain Theodore Roosevelt's view of America's role in the world. Based on his rhetoric, where might he be placed on foreign policy political spectrum? Explain your answer. 2) Use paragraphs 3 and 7 to explain how President Bush's view of America's role in the world compares to Roosevelt's. 3) Explain what presidential biographer Douglas Brinkley means when he refers to the notion of 'American exceptionalism. 4) The writer refers to a 'messianic impulse to describe the driving force behind numerous foreign policy goals from Americ past. Explain what is meant by this term in this context. 5) The writer links the foreign policy goals of the Bush administration with the idea of 'American exceptionalism' by quoting directly from President Bush's 2003 State of the Union address. What, specifically, did Bush state in that address that reflects this recurring theme of American foreign policy?