John Foster Dulles's Policy of "Roll Back" Involved

question 9

Multiple Choice

John Foster Dulles's policy of "roll back" involved

• A) "liberating" people under Communist rule rather than just containing its expansion.
• B) detonating the first atomic bomb since the Second World War as a quick resolution to the conflict.
• C) investing less money into the American military to focus more on domestic issues.
• D) moving away from free enterprise, which he viewed as at odds with Christianity.
• E) abandoning the containment policy in favor of seeking common ground with the Soviets.

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