How did NATO represent a historic change in American foreign policy? It created military bases outside the continental United St
ates. It granted the United States permanent control of Germany. It committed the United States to a peacetime alliance to defend other nations. It departed from the principles of the Monroe Doctrine.
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: " It committed the United States to a peacetime alliance to defend other nations." NATO represent a historic change in American foreign policy by committing the United States to a peacetime alliance to defend other nations.
Explanation:
Strong control of Germany isn't specifically true. They have their personal government. The Monroe Doctrine if recollection assists me is a sign for European nations to keep out of the New World .We had roots in other places, like the Philippines I suspect, and in Hawaii, etc. I can't think of any companies that commissioned us to protect other countries though.
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "<span> It committed the United States to a peacetime alliance to defend other nations."</span> NATO represent a historic change in American foreign policy by<span> committing the United States to a peacetime alliance to defend other nations. </span>
