The benevolent side to Kennedy's foreign policy was epitomized by his
A) Commitment to counterinsurgency
B) Development of the Peace Corps
C) Nuclear expansion
D) Intervention in Vietnam

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The development of the Peace Corps was a hallmark of Kennedy's foreign policy and demonstrated his commitment to promoting goodwill and aiding developing nations without resorting to military intervention. The other options, such as his involvement in counterinsurgency and nuclear expansion, were more controversial and had potential negative consequences. Intervention in Vietnam also became seen as a misguided decision after the fact.

The Benevolent Side to Kennedy's Foreign Policy Was Epitomized by His