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How did the Cuban Missile Crisis change President Kennedy’s view of foreign policy? A. He no longer believed peace with the Soviet Union was possible. B. His focus was still on using every available means
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How did the Cuban Missile Crisis change President Kennedy’s view of foreign policy?

A. He no longer believed peace with the Soviet Union was possible.

B. His focus was still on using every available means to defeat communism

C. His focus was on peace with the communists rather than on defeating them.

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I believe the correct answer is C
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Answer: correct answer is C.

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