Comparing the Foreign-Policy Approaches of Presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald

question 62

Multiple Choice

Comparing the foreign-policy approaches of presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan,we see that ______.

• A) both were strongly driven by moralist goals, even though they often adopted different foreign policies
• B) both were mostly concerned with nuclear policy
• C) Carter was more concerned with moral considerations, whereas Reagan was more of a pragmatist
• D) both were strongly pragmatic in foreign-policy issues
• E) Reagan was more concerned with moral considerations, whereas Carter was more of a pragmatist

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