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Which has been the dominant U.S. foreign policy approach since World War II?

Which has been the dominant U.S. foreign policy approach since World War II?
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Which has been the dominant U.S. foreign policy approach since World War II?

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Two visions of foreign policy are isolationism and, dominant since World War II, internationalism. The main policies during the Cold War were containment, deterrence, detente and arms control, and the use of military force, as in Vietnam.
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Internationalism

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