At what point, and under which president, was american foreign policy unambiguously driven by ideal liberal tenets? spanish-amer
ican war, president william mckinley monroe doctrine, president james monroe doctrine of preemption, president george w. bush roosevelt corollary, president theodore roosevelt world war i, president woodrow wilson
<span>The point where America's foreign policy unambiguously was driven by very ideal liberal tenants was during World War I. This happened under the watch and leadership of President Woodrow Wilson.</span>
<span>In the intermediate years that followed the war, Metternich had a policy that he used towards Germany that served to not allow any movement that would lead to the constitutionalism inside the German confederation.</span>
