The Net Effect of Most of Franklin Roosevelt's Early Foreign

question 25

Multiple Choice

The net effect of most of Franklin Roosevelt's early foreign policy moves was that

• A) the United States was developing a strong defense perimeter across the northern Atlantic Ocean.
• B) the United States was willing to accommodate Stalin's Soviet Union but not Hitler's Germany.
• C) the United States was tilting toward engagement with undeveloped nations rather than with the Western world.
• D) the United States was giving up ambitions to be a world power and concentrating on the Western hemisphere.
• E) Americans would be economically but not diplomatically engaged with the rest of the world.

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