Before Mid-1948, the United States Had

Multiple Choice

Before mid-1948, the United States had

A) broken with its foreign policy traditions by pledging large amounts of economic aid to assist nations threatened by Fascism.
B) sent over 200,000 soldiers to Vietnam and Malaya to back French and British troops against Communist movements.
C) sent General George C. Marshall to China to negotiate a coalition government and thwart communism there.
D) withdrawn completely from any involvement in Europe's affairs.
E) announced that it had destroyed all of its nuclear weapons.