What Is the Bush Doctrine

question 6

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

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Civil Code of Canada

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Parens Patriae

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