Generally speaking, economics and geopolitical interests motivated American foreign policy, but the language of freedom was used to justify America's actions.

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American foreign policy has often been driven by economic and geopolitical interests, but the promotion of freedom and democracy has frequently been used as a rhetorical justification for these actions, aligning with American values and ideals to gain domestic and international support.

Generally Speaking, Economics and Geopolitical Interests Motivated American Foreign Policy