In Foreign Policy, the Bush Doctrine Refers to

question 61

Multiple Choice

In foreign policy, the Bush Doctrine refers to

• A) managing the war on terrorism through multination diplomacy.
• B) the tactic of relying on the United Nations to help achieve U.S. objectives.
• C) increasing the size and scope of NATO forces.
• D) preemptive war.
• E) waiting for conflicts to come to the United States before getting involved.

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