Roosevelt's role in the First Moroccan Crisis

How did the First Moroccan Crisis fit Theodore Roosevelt's era of naval diplomacy?

Roosevelt was becoming involved, but German hopes that American participation would favour Berlin were disappointed because he did not want a European war.

Theodore Roosevelt's involvement adds an American dimension to the Moroccan crisis. Germany expected American participation to work in its favour as Roosevelt became more involved. That expectation was disappointed because he was not eager to be pulled into a European war. The crisis therefore extended beyond the British, French, German, and Russian balance.