Question

What was one major element of John Quincy Adams's preferred foreign

policy?


OA. Ensuring that the United States had the world's largest military
B. Separating the United States from other nations to avoid foreign
issues
C. Supporting foreign democracies without fighting alongside them
D. Refusing to support any country ruled by a dictator or monarch

Answer 1

B, American isolation and individualism was pushed through the Monroe Doctrine to avoid European entanglement and prosper as an individual country

Answer 2

Answer: C

Explanation: John Quincy Adams's preferred foreign policy was centered around the idea of America remaining neutral in the conflicts and disputes of other nations. He believed that the United States should avoid entangling alliances and focus on building up its own strength and prosperity. He also emphasized the importance of maintaining good relations with other countries, particularly through diplomacy and trade.