Which proposed principle of American foreign policy asserts that the United States should intervene in the domestic affairs of other countries to prevent the development of terrorist threats against the United States, its allies, or interests?

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The principle referred to in the question is the Bush Doctrine, which was announced in 2002 and asserts that the United States has the right to intervene in the domestic affairs of other countries to prevent the development of terrorist threats against the United States, its allies, or interests. The Jay Treaty, Monroe Doctrine, Polk Principle, and Powell Doctrine are all different proposed principles of American foreign policy but do not specifically relate to preventing the development of terrorist threats.

Which Proposed Principle of American Foreign Policy Asserts That the United