What Made Bush's 2002 "National Security Strategy" Fundamentally Different from Previous

question 31

Multiple Choice

What made Bush's 2002 "National Security Strategy" fundamentally different from previous American policy?

• A) It began by defining freedom.
• B) It called for a huge military buildup.
• C) It did not refrain from nuclear weapons.
• D) It advocated the use of preemptive war.

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