Henry Kissinger's approach toward foreign policy was shaped largely by the idea of

democracy at any cost.

increasing Cold War tensions.

realpolitik.

confrontation.

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Dale Watts

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29 November, 06:10

Henry Kissinger's approach toward foreign policy was shaped largely by the idea of

democracy at any cost.

increasing Cold War tensions.

realpolitik.

confrontation.

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Mary Haley · Answer 1

The correct answer is Realpolitik

In regards to foreign policy and politics realpolitik is an approach to diplomacy that is based chiefly on considerations of a given situation as opposed to ideological or ethical grounds. In It entails the pusuit of pragmatic policies as opposed to ideals

Case Thompson · Answer 2

Case Thompson 29 November, 06:25

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on edg the correct answer is C.

Henry Kissinger's approach toward foreign policy was shaped largely by the idea ofdemocracy at any cost.increasing Cold War tensions.realpolitik.confrontation.

Henry Kissinger's approach toward foreign policy was shaped largely by the idea of

democracy at any cost.

increasing Cold War tensions.

realpolitik.

confrontation.