One of the results of moral diplomacy, particularly under President Woodrow Wilson, was the promotion of human rights and self-determination in foreign policy, which aimed to support democratic nations while opposing authoritarian regimes. This approach led to increased involvement in Latin America, exemplified by interventions in countries like Mexico and Nicaragua, where the U.S. sought to export its democratic ideals. However, this often resulted in mixed outcomes, including resentment and instability in the regions affected by U.S. intervention. Ultimately, moral diplomacy highlighted the complexities and contradictions of applying ethical principles to international relations.
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