Developments in foreign relations in the late 1980s included
A) a heightening of the Cold War and the arms race.
B) relatively peaceful revolutions that ended the Soviet Union.
C) the reemergence in the United States of an isolationist foreign policy.
D) President Bush's aggressive verbal attacks on Mikhail Gorbachev.
E) President Bush's breaking diplomatic relations with China.
B
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