Which statement restates the Nixon Doctrine?

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Novay_Z [31]1 year ago

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The Nixon doctrine was for nations to be able to fight their own wars without the use of American troops.

<h3>What was the Nixon doctrine?</h3>

This was the doctrine that the President had. The doctrine was that the United States was going to support allies that had military threats.

But according to the doctrine, other nations would have to fight their wars on their war without the help of the United States.

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