Which of the following best explains why foreign policymaking tends to be incremental?
A) Decisions involve numerous agencies and bureaucratic interests.
B) Bold decisions are more likely to involve the judicial branch of government.
C) Presidents know little about foreign policy in coming to office.
D) Major decisions are likely to inflame partisan differences.

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Foreign policymaking tends to be incremental because it involves numerous agencies and bureaucratic interests, each with its own perspective and agenda, making rapid or sweeping changes difficult to implement.

Which of the Following Best Explains Why Foreign Policymaking Tends