The principles that organize and direct each president's foreign policy are usually referred to as his or her ________.

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The term "doctrine" is commonly used to refer to the set of principles and ideas that underlie a president's foreign policy. This doctrine is often articulated in speeches or official policy statements and is intended to guide the actions of the administration in dealing with other nations. The other choices (philosophy, mandate, shtick, worldview) are less commonly used to describe a president's foreign policy principles.

The Principles That Organize and Direct Each President's Foreign Policy