What Was the Bush Doctrine

What was the Bush Doctrine?

A) Promotion of an active role for the United States in post-cold war new world order by expanding freedom and markets
B) Promotion of a selective engagement policy relative to U.S. interests in promoting democratic-capitalism
C) Identification of the Middle East as an area within the strategic interests of the United States
D) Promotion of national sovereignty, security, and supremacy even with the employment of preventive war as a military tactic to ensure the continuance of these principles