Which historic world event finally ended the United States' commitment to a policy of isolationism?
a. World War II
b. the Vietnam War
c. the Korean War
d. the Persian Gulf War
A period of détente with the Soviet Union ended with the
a. Truman Doctrine.
b. Cuban missile crisis.
c. Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
d. Yalta Conference.
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