What is the name sometimes given to the 1920s U.S. foreign policy?

A) isolationism
B) interventionism
C) Americanism
D) corporativism
E) gradualism

Isolationism

A foreign policy strategy characterized by a country's decision to minimize its involvement in international affairs, focusing instead on its own national interests and advancement.

Foreign Policy

The strategies, decisions, and actions a country adopts in its dealings with other countries to achieve its national objectives.

Corporativism

An ideological and social system advocating the organization of society by corporate groups, such as agricultural, labor, military, or scientific affiliations.