The American Policy of "Massive Retaliation" Refers to the

question 76

Multiple Choice

The American policy of "massive retaliation" refers to the

• A) use of the navy to blockade the harbors of aggressive nations as well as submarines modeled off those of the Germans during the Second World War.
• B) willingness to deploy tens of thousands of troops around the world to deter Communist aggression, no matter what the financial cost.
• C) strategy of using the threat of nuclear war to prevent Communist aggression and, thus, keeping the financial cost manageable.
• D) funding of pro-American dictatorships if it meant they would stand up to communism and agree to declare war.
• E) tactic of joining forces with the Soviet Union to bombard North Korea because they would then have double the weapons and bring a quick end to the Korean War.

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