Dropdown.(3 points) is a foreign policy approach in which the U.S. supported other countries based on whether they shared democratic principles and values. is a foreign policy that all countries should have equal access with China. is a foreign policy in which the U.S. supported other countries that promoted America’s diplomatic goals and business interests.

Answer 1

The description that best fits the foreign policy approach in which the U.S. supported other countries based on whether they shared democratic principles and values is known as "democratic enlargement" or "democracy promotion."

The second option, which mentions equal access with China, does not correspond to a well-defined foreign policy in U.S. history.

The third option, which indicates a foreign policy in which the U.S. supported other countries that promoted America’s diplomatic goals and business interests, can be described as "realpolitik" or "strategic engagement."

If you need to select only one option that fully describes the first approach focused on democratic values, the first option regarding supporting countries based on shared democratic principles is the correct choice.

Answer 2

Fill in the blank(3 points)___ is a foreign policy approach in which the U.S. supported other countries based on whether they shared democratic principles and values. ___is a foreign policy that all countries should have equal access with China.____ is a foreign policy in which the U.S. supported other countries that promoted America’s diplomatic goals and business interests.

Answer 3

Here are the appropriate terms to fill in the blanks based on the descriptions provided:

1. "Democracy promotion" is a foreign policy approach in which the U.S. supported other countries based on whether they shared democratic principles and values.

2. "Engagement" is a foreign policy that all countries should have equal access with China.

3. "Realpolitik" (or "strategic engagement") is a foreign policy in which the U.S. supported other countries that promoted America’s diplomatic goals and business interests.

You can choose the most fitting terms as per your context.

Answer 4

The answer chocies for all of them are moral diplomacy dollar diplomacy open door policy

Answer 5

Thank you for providing the answer choices. Based on those options, the filled-in sentences would be:

1. Moral diplomacy is a foreign policy approach in which the U.S. supported other countries based on whether they shared democratic principles and values.

2. Open Door Policy is a foreign policy that all countries should have equal access with China.

3. Dollar diplomacy is a foreign policy in which the U.S. supported other countries that promoted America’s diplomatic goals and business interests.

So the filled-in blanks would read as follows:

1. Moral diplomacy
2. Open Door Policy
3. Dollar diplomacy

Answer 6

You can use more then one for mutiple or not

Answer 7

Thank you for the clarification! Here’s the updated response using the answer choices provided:

1. Moral diplomacy is a foreign policy approach in which the U.S. supported other countries based on whether they shared democratic principles and values.

2. Open Door Policy is a foreign policy that all countries should have equal access with China.

3. Dollar diplomacy is a foreign policy in which the U.S. supported other countries that promoted America’s diplomatic goals and business interests.

If you need to combine terms or provide alternatives:

1. Moral diplomacy (primary) / Dollar diplomacy (to some extent, depending on the context) could be relevant for supporting countries based on democratic values, but moral diplomacy is the best fit.

2. Open Door Policy is the correct term for the idea of equal access to China.

3. Dollar diplomacy directly relates to supporting other countries for America's business interests and goals.

Let me know if you need further adjustments!