Question

Which scenario best illustrates Dwight D. Eisenhower's concerns about the

military-industrial complex in the United States?

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A. A presidential candidate promises to reduce taxes by ending U.S.

participation in proxy wars.

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B. Immigrant organizations call for Congress to fight communist

rebels in their home countries.

C. Foreign leaders pressure members of Congress to send troops to

defend their borders.

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D. An aviation corporation bribes a senator to demand increased

funding for the Air Force.

Answer 1

Foreign leaders pressure members of Congress to send troops to

defend their borders

Step-by-step explanation:

Dwight D. Eisenhower was an American army general that lived between 1890 to 1969. He was a stateman that serves as the 34th American president. He became supreme commander of allied group in Europe and was an important personality in world war 11.The Eisenhower administration continued the Truman administration's policy of containment, which called for the United States to prevent the spread of Communism to new states. He was concerned that Foreign leaders pressure members of Congress to send troops to defend their borders since Americans have no ammunition then to fight wars.

Answer 2

A. A presidential candidate promises to reduce taxes by ending U.S. participation in proxy wars.

Step-by-step explanation:

Dwight D. Eisenhower was so much concerned about the American military-industrial complex as a relationship between the establishment and the American people. The situation that best describe it was a case of a "A presidential candidate promising to reduce taxes by ending US participation in proxy wars".

He was concerned bearing in mind that such would never be possible or allowed by the military-industrial complex establishments in US. He knew that, the establishements depends soley on the crises going on in other to sell their weapons and military gadgets.

They would do anything to ensure that, the president elected is the one favourable to more wars rather than stoppage of the said wars.