In foreign aff airs, President Nixon’s policy of détente was illustrated by
(A) relaxing Cold War tensions by engaging in talks with China and the
Soviet Union
(B) rejecting the ideals of realpolitik
(C) his bombing campaign of Cambodia
(D) fi ring Henry Kissinger as secretary of state
(E) rejecting the SALT I agreement
In foreign affairs, President Nixon’s policy of détente was illustrated mostly by "(A) relaxing Cold War tensions by engaging in talks with China and the Soviet Union," since both of these actions were meant to "move forward".
