The American Foreign Policy of Trying to Penetrate Underdeveloped Areas

Multiple Choice

The American foreign policy of trying to penetrate underdeveloped areas economically without the problem of governing them was

A) successful because it supported broad-based economic development.
B) foolish because it did not maximize the profits of American companies overseas.
C) far-sighted in its sensitivity to different social and cultural patterns.
D) self-defeating because it was not supported by local people.