A Major Theme in U.S. Foreign Policy

question 1

Multiple Choice

A major theme in U.S. foreign policy

• A) in the early years, was aimed at getting very involved in foreign entanglements.
• B) in the twentieth century, has been increasing global involvement.
• C) has been inconsistent and changes with the current president.
• D) attempts to make the United States a major supporter of pollution control and global warming.
• E) today focuses on bringing immigrants from other countries to the United States to help fill low paying jobs.

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