Question

what foreign policy did the united states pursue after its involvement in wwi?
a the united states limited its involvement in international affairs
b the united states seized territory from its european rivals to build its empire
c the united states paid for the rebuilding of great britain and france
d the united states led the league of nations to promote peace

Explanation:

After World War I, the United States adopted a policy of isolationism, which meant limiting its involvement in international affairs. The League of Nations was led by other countries, the U.S. did not pay for rebuilding Great Britain and France in that way, and it was not seizing territory from European rivals to build an empire at that post - WWI stage.

Answer:

A. The United States limited its involvement in international affairs