Which of the following is most consistent with the foreign policy of isolationism?
A)a country's refusal to intervene in an armed conflict between two other countries
B)a country's willingness to use diplomatic sanctions to pressure another country to address human rights violations
C)the George W.Bush administration's policy of actively rooting out terrorism before a threat has fully developed
D)multilateral trade agreements

Question

Which of the following is most consistent with the foreign policy of isolationism?
A)a country's refusal to intervene in an armed conflict between two other countries
B)a country's willingness to use diplomatic sanctions to pressure another country to address human rights violations
C)the George W.Bush administration's policy of actively rooting out terrorism before a threat has fully developed 
D)multilateral trade agreements

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Isolationism is a foreign policy approach where a country seeks to avoid involvement in international affairs, particularly military conflicts between other nations. Option A, a country's refusal to intervene in an armed conflict between two other countries, best exemplifies this approach by prioritizing non-involvement over external engagement.

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