The hollowness of Eisenhower's "new look" foreign policy was shown when the United States refused to intervene in a 1956 anti-communist uprising in __________.

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The 1956 anti-communist uprising occurred in Hungary, where the United States, despite its anti-communist stance, chose not to intervene, revealing the limitations of Eisenhower's "new look" foreign policy which emphasized nuclear deterrence and rollback of communism but often fell short in direct support against Soviet influence in Eastern Europe.

The Hollowness of Eisenhower's "New Look" Foreign Policy Was Shown