Which of the following statements characterized U.S.foreign policy during the 1920s?

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During the 1920s, the United States actively sought to facilitate American economic expansion abroad through policies such as promoting international trade, providing loans to foreign countries, and advocating for open-door policies in China. While the U.S. did retreat somewhat from involvement in world affairs, it was not strongly isolationist and continued to play an active role in international diplomacy and economic affairs. The U.S. did not overwhelm other countries in the League of Nations, as it refused to join the organization entirely. While the U.S. did reduce its use of military intervention in Latin America somewhat during the period, it still intervened in countries such as Nicaragua and Haiti in order to protect American interests.

Which of the Following Statements Characterized U