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• working towards disarmament
• striving to abandon war by settling disputes peacefully
• agreeing to respect each others holding in the pacific

these government actions of the 1920s were similar in that each was intended to
a promote american imperialism
b protect united states colonies from foreign aggression
c keep the united states out of international conflicts
d support effects of the munich conference

Explanation:

• Option A: Disarmament and peaceful dispute - settlement do not promote imperialism. Imperialism is about expansion and domination, which these actions do not align with.
• Option B: The actions are more about general international relations (disarmament, peaceful settlement) rather than specifically protecting US colonies. There is no indication in the given actions that they are colony - protection focused.
• Option C: Disarmament reduces the likelihood of war. Peaceful settlement of disputes is a way to avoid conflicts. Respecting each other's holdings in the Pacific can prevent territorial - based conflicts. All these actions aim to keep the US out of international conflicts.
• Option D: The Munich Conference was in 1938, not related to 1920s actions.

Answer:

C. keep the United States out of international conflicts