Post 9/11 Foreign Policy Shift
Following the 9/11 attacks, how did U.S. foreign policy in the early 2000s reflect a change in national security priorities compared to the Cold War period?
A
It signaled a pivot from deterrence to a proactive, interventionist strategy aimed at combating transnational terrorism.
B
It reflected a move towards complete neutrality and isolation from international conflicts.
C
It indicated that national security concerns were secondary to economic interests in policymaking.
D
It demonstrated a strict adherence to Cold War-era strategies without any significant modifications.
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