Why Was Roosevelt's Approach to Foreign Policy Problematic in Hindsight

question 59

Multiple Choice

Why was Roosevelt's approach to foreign policy problematic in hindsight?

• A) He was reluctant to use force in support of American goals.
• B) His efforts to deploy American power abroad were accompanied by a racist ideology.
• C) He was too much of an isolationist to ensure American national security.
• D) His egalitarian views clouded his understanding of American interests.
• E) He was never formally educated and knew little about his foreign allies.

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