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Which foreign policy change was in part a reaction to the rise of aggressive fascist governments in Europe?
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The relaxtion of the Open Door Policy.
^ This answer is incorrect- Plato
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Which foreign policy change was in part a reaction to rise of aggressive fascist government in Europe?
The relaxtion of the Open Door Policy. ^ This answer is incorrect- Plato
Which foreign policy change was in part a reaction to the rise of aggressive fascist government's in Europe?
The relaxtion of the Open Door Policy. ^ This answer is incorrect- Plato
Which foreign policy change was in part a reaction to the rise of aggression fascist governments in Europe?
The relaxtion of the Open Door Policy. ^ This answer is incorrect- Plato
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