Question

according to the article, what are some goals of us foreign policy? check all that apply.
□ to keep us citizens safe
□ to win an arms race with china
□ to win the war in sudan
□ to keep nuclear weapons away from terrorists
□ to make sure the united states is prosperous
□ to restore american leadership aboard

Explanation:

• "To keep US citizens safe" is a core goal of US foreign policy as national security for citizens is a primary concern.
• "To keep nuclear weapons away from terrorists" relates to non - proliferation and counter - terrorism efforts in foreign policy.
• "To make sure the United States is prosperous" is a goal as foreign policy can impact trade, economic relations, etc. that contribute to US prosperity.
• "To restore American leadership abroad" (correcting the typo) aligns with the US's aim to maintain or enhance its influence and leadership in the international arena. The options "to win an arms race with China" and "to win the war in Sudan" are not typical or widely - recognized primary goals of US foreign policy; the US generally does not aim for an arms race with China (it focuses more on strategic competition and deterrence) and the US is not engaged in a war in Sudan to "win" in the sense implied here.

Answer:

• to keep US citizens safe
• to keep nuclear weapons away from terrorists
• to make sure the United States is prosperous
• to restore American leadership abroad (assuming "aboard" is a typo for "abroad")