Which of the following is true of President Trump's early steps in formulating and implementing foreign policy?

A. Trump's first national security advisor, Michael Flynn, resigned because he felt the president was not taking a hard enough line against Russia.
B. Trump sought a largely conciliatory approach toward relations with Mexico and the Middle East after making harsh statements during the campaign.
C. Trump sought to have Congress dismantle the State Department and turn over foreign policy operations to the Defense Department.
D. Trump had a difficult and contentious relationship with his foreign policy team and especially his NSC.
E. A foreign policy success with Mexico helped to mask difficulties in relationships with the Middle East.


Answer: D

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