The major thrust of the U. S. foreign policy between the 1950s and early 1990s could be described as . Group of answer choices using diplomacy to rebuild alliances after the Cold War data mining and surveillance practices a policy of deterrence through military buildup increase in the capacity to address terrorism

a policy of deterrence through military build up.

Explanation:

The major thrust of the U.S. foreign policy between the 1950s and early 1990s could be described as a policy of deterrence through military build up. This was all due to the Cold War at the time, as many individuals within the United States worried that communists would destroy American Society from abroad as well as from within their own society.

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