Which of the following slogans characterized Eisenhower's New Look foreign policy?

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Choose 1 answer:

(Choice A)

A

"The buck stops here" - a policy that committed the United States to intervening in all international conflicts

(Choice B)

B

"More bang for the buck" - a strategy to save money by relying on a stockpile of nuclear weapons rather than a large standing army

(Choice C)

C

"Pass the buck" - a strategy to save money by asking the United States' allies to handle all international conflicts

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Edgar Campbell

5 September, 08:52

Which of the following slogans characterized Eisenhower's New Look foreign policy?

Choose 1 answer:

Choose 1 answer:

(Choice A)

A

"The buck stops here" - a policy that committed the United States to intervening in all international conflicts

(Choice B)

B

"More bang for the buck" - a strategy to save money by relying on a stockpile of nuclear weapons rather than a large standing army

(Choice C)

C

"Pass the buck" - a strategy to save money by asking the United States' allies to handle all international conflicts

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Jaiden Foley · Answer 1

Answer: "More bang for the buck" - a strategy to save money by relying on a stockpile of nuclear weapons rather than a large standing army

Explanation:

This economic strategy implemented by President Eisenhower aims to reduce contributions to the military and navy and to increase revenue for the nuclear arsenal. This strategy was aimed at reducing the departure of troops to distant battlefields and scattering forces around the world. The plan was primarily directed against the Soviet Union.