Dualism in Foreign Affairs Is Understandable Because American Foreign Policy

Dualism in foreign affairs is understandable because American foreign policy has always been shaped by two basic objectives

A) to ensure national security and to serve as a model for other states.
B) to promote peace and to secure less fortunate regimes.
C) to serve as a model for other states and to replace military aid with technical assistance.
D) to ensure national security and support democratic government's efforts to embrace capitalism.
E) détente and containment.