How does isolationism differ from neo-isolationism?
a. Neo-isolationism advocates for participating in the world economy but withdrawing from international organizations.
b. Neo-isolationism advocates maintaining a strong military presence on foreign soil.
c. Neo-isolationism advocates for withdrawing from world affairs except through international organizations.
d. Neo-isolationism advocates for maintaining strong ties to allies and negotiating with adversaries.
a. Neo-isolationism advocates for participating in the world economy but withdrawing from international organizations.
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