The Foreign Policy Ideals That Americans Have Historically Espoused Assert

question 38

Multiple Choice

The foreign policy ideals that Americans have historically espoused assert that our foreign policies should

• A) focus on the interests of the United States at the expense of all other nations.
• B) focus on the interests of other nations at the expense of our own personal interests.
• C) have a higher purpose than the pursuit of our own interests and to use force only as a last resort.
• D) promote the use of force to advance democracy around the world.
• E) focus on working with the United Nations to promote democracy around the world.

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