What Is the Bush Doctrine

question 1

Multiple Choice

What is the Bush Doctrine?

• A) an approach of fighting terrorism primarily with humanitarian efforts and with the assistance of the United Nations
• B) a policy that supports fighting terrorism with military force in all areas of the world
• C) a policy that dictates preemptively striking a nation that threatens the security of the United States
• D) a commitment to extend American values throughout the world by any means necessary
• E) an unyielding commitment to multilateralism and multilateral international efforts

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Definitions:

Passive Gene-Environment Correlations

Instances where an individual's inherited characteristics influence the environment they are raised in.

Sex Chromosome Abnormalities

Genetic conditions that result from anomalies in the number or structure of sex chromosomes, affecting sexual development and health.

Ova

The female reproductive cells in animals and plants; the plural of ovum.

X Sex Chromosome

One of the two sex chromosomes, X and Y, with individuals typically having two X chromosomes (XX) being genetically female and one X and one Y chromosome (XY) being genetically male.