Foreign policy decisions intended to prevent a potentially hostile power from gaining a preponderance of strength relate to the doctrine of:
A) national strength.
B) collective security.
C) internationalism.
D) balance of power.
E) isolationism.

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The doctrine of balance of power focuses on preventing one country or power from attaining too much dominance, which can lead to destabilization and conflict. This is often achieved through alliances, military buildup, and counterbalancing against potential threats.

Foreign Policy Decisions Intended to Prevent a Potentially Hostile Power