William Taft

Theodore Roosevelt

William McKinley

Woodrow Wilson

Grover Cleveland

Richard Nixon

George W. Bush

George Bush

Dwight Eisenhower

Harry S. Truman

Theodore Roosevelt

Franklin Roosevelt

Harry Truman

Woodrow Wilson

Dwight Eisenhower

Keeping Communism from spreading further than it already had.

Fighting to erase Communism from the world map.

Allowing Communists to be elected by popular consent.

Preventing Communist governments from taking control in previously neutral nations.

Allowing Communism to spread throughout the globe.

opposed America getting involved in World War Two

wanted additional restrictions on the number of people who could immigrate to the United States

called for economic reforms and helped elect Franklin D. Roosevelt

pressured Roosevelt to declare war on the Axis powers in 1940

deplored the influence of religion and Catholicism on United States government policy

providing financial and diplomatic assistance to countries under threat from Communism

assisting any Latin American nation which was on the verge of having a Communist government

intervening militarily in any conflict between Communist and non-Communist troops

providing debt relief to war ravaged European countries after World War II

supporting the new nation of Israel in its conflicts against its Arab neighbors

The US adopted an "Open Door Policy" toward China, which it made explicit to all the other Western powers. This policy intended to keep China open to trade with all countries on an equal basis, preventing any one nation from gaining hegemony over the country. It called upon each of the major powers to refrain from interfering with any treaty port or any vested interest, to permit Chinese authorities to collect tariffs on an equal basis, and to refrain from showing favoritism towards their own nationals with regard to transportation tariffs.

Prompted by a zealous lobby of nativists who feared the influx of Chinese immigration, the US adopted the Chinese American Exclusion Act, prohibiting naturalized Chinese Americans from holding certain jobs in the United States, in hopes that they would return to China.

The United States allied itself with the European Spheres of Influence policy, which sought to use industrial might to influence Chinese culture to become more open to Western sensibilities.

The US adopted a highly isolationist stance, hoping to prevent China from presenting a threat to American dominance in Eastern trade.

The United States allied itself closely with investors from other Western powers to push the Chinese government to accept a liberalized free trade policy that was friendly to foreign interests.

Once one country in a region succumbs to Communism other neighboring countries will be more likely to succumb as well

Tax breaks afforded to the wealthy will lead to a ripple effect whereby the poor are paid more

Helping to fix the economies of Western European nations is the best policy to help promote global economic prosperity

Once a district changes its support from Democrats to Republicans than neighboring districts will be significantly more likely to follow suit

None of these

It suggested that the American military was the strongest and best armed in the world and therefore the United States should not fear military intervention in Europe or Asia

It stated that United States banks and corporations, in order to gain personal profit, had tricked the American people into entering World War One and therefore the United States should remain a neutral state in future conflict

It declared that Hitler represented a threat to the entirety of the free world and, as a result, the United States had a moral imperative to enter the war on the side of the allies

It argued that the British and French had a very small chance to resist the might of the German military and therefore the United States should remain neutral so as to avoid joining the losing side

It contended that the Japanese were preparing a series of large scale attacks aimed at disrupting American economic might and that the government should enlarge the armed forces so as not to be caught unprepared

American investment abroad would secure global stability

America was best served economically and politically by remaining isolationist

the American military should be deployed to protect interests in foreign nations

the “civilized” nations of the world had a duty to assist the Third World

the United States should spread diplomacy throughout Europe and Asia