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Why did president roosevelt intervene in negotiations to end the russo japanese war?
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Why did president roosevelt intervene in negotiations to end the russo japanese war?

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To demonstrate America's concerns about events in Asia

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One major reason why Roosevelt intervened in negotiations to end the Russo-Japanese war was because America had strong trade relations with the Japanese and did not want to lose profits.
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