Foreign policy was largely conducted through private economic relationships rather than government action during the 1920s.

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Many American businesses expanded their reach into foreign markets during the 1920s, promoting trade and economic relationships with other countries. This private sector involvement in foreign policy was encouraged by the belief in the benefits of free enterprise and capitalism. Government involvement and regulation of foreign affairs was limited during this time.

Foreign Policy Was Largely Conducted Through Private Economic Relationships Rather