An Example of a Split Among Key Advisors Over Important

question 34

Multiple Choice

An example of a split among key advisors over important foreign policy choices would be_______.

• A) Cyrus Vance's disagreements with Zbigniew Brzezinski
• B) Henry Kissinger's disagreements with Donald Rumsfeld
• C) Caspar Weinburger's disagreements with George Schultz
• D) Henry Kissinger's disagreements with James Schlesinger
• E) All of the above are examples of a split among key advisors over important foreign policy choices.

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