All of the following are cited in the text as reasons for the expansion of the U.S. foreign policy agenda in the wake of World War II except

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The text does not mention the weakened international economic position of the United States as a reason for the expansion of its foreign policy agenda. Instead, it highlights the decline of Europe's major capitalist powers, the growth of nationalism in newly independent countries in Asia and Africa, the challenge posed by the Soviet Union, and the risk of a resumption of prewar economic depression as factors that led to the expansion of the U.S. foreign policy agenda.

All of the Following Are Cited in the Text as Reasons