According to the theories of Alfred Thayer Mahan, ________
A) large armies would protect American interests around the globe
B) American greatness would be recognized by its industrial output
C) little would be gained from American expansion abroad
D) a strong navy was an integral part of America’s wealth and power
E) standing armies were dangerous and expensive
Answer: D
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A) established a United Nations buffer zone between Egypt and Israel. B) resulted in the Egyptian loss of the Suez Canal. C) involved overt hostilities between the U.S. and U.S.S.R. D) resulted in the Israeli capture of Damascus. E) left Egypt with a destroyed morale.
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