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

question 53

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.

Appreciate the revolutionary spirit of 1776 and its expression through acts of independence, democratic ideals, and the quest for liberty and equality.

Understand the philosophical influences on the Declaration of Independence.

Comprehend the distinctions and outcomes between elite and popular visions of democracy in early American political development.

Grasp the importance and content of Federalist Papers, particularly Federalist No. 10, in shaping American political theory.

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