In Concluding Its Discussion of Foreign Policy, the Text Makes

In concluding its discussion of foreign policy, the text makes all of the following assertions except

A) President George W. Bush's aggressive military action probably weakened the U.S. position in the world.
B) President Obama has only partially reversed President George W. Bush's unilateral and aggressive assertion of U.S. power.
C) the United States assumed its present boundaries largely through violence on a grand scale.
D) the United States achieved its preeminent position in the world largely because of the moral superiority of the principles upon which U.S. foreign policy is based.
E) despite books and articles claiming that the conclusion of the Cold War marked "the end of history," change cannot be eliminated from history.