Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger's approach to foreign policy is best characterized as
A. collaborative and cordial toward U.N representatives.
B. secretive and contemptuous toward the bureaucracy.
C. open and public, in contrast to their predecessors.
D. dedicated to achieving a lasting era of peace and end to the Cold War.
Answer: B
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A. young African Americans B. white pop artists who released "cover" versions of black rhythm and blues songs C. Beats D. young communists
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