29.Which most accurately identifies an example of how the disagreements over the Armenian Genocide have affected the foreign pol
icy of the United States? As a candidate for president, Barack Obama campaigned to use the term genocide but has not used it to describe the events of 1915 since being elected.
The United States stepped in to mediate the end of a war between Turkey and Armenia in the 1990s.
The United States Senate voted to break off diplomatic relations with Turkey over its refusal to recognize the events of 1915 as genocide.
The United States has sought to make Armenia its most important military ally in the Middle East, but that has been strongly opposed by Turkey.
The correct answer is A) As a candidate for president, Barack Obama campaigned to use the term genocide but has not used it to describe the events of 1915 since being elected.
The statement that most accurately identifies an example of how the disagreements over the Armenian Genocide have affected the foreign policy of the United States is "As a candidate for president, Barack Obama campaigned to use the term genocide but has not used it to describe the events of 1915 since being elected."
Since 1915 the Ottoman empire decided to deport and kill millions of Armenians. Historians consider that the Ottoman government killed almost 1.5 millions of Armenian from 1915 to 1923. The killings started in Istanbul, Turkey, on April 1915. The government massively killed Armenian men or sent women and children to long march through the Syrian Desert, deprived of food ad water. These were called the death marches.
The Truman Doctrine, also known as the policy of containment, was A, the informal declaration of the Cold War. The Marshall Plan came latter and was aimed at getting European countries on our (US) side by finical means.
