The Security Policy Developed by the United States in the Aftermath

question 66

Multiple Choice

The security policy developed by the United States in the aftermath of World War II is known as

• A)isolationism.
• B)appeasement.
• C)preemption.
• D)containment.
• E)bimetallism.

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