What was Johnson's stance on military intervention?
Pro-intervention
Non-interventionism
Selective intervention
Full intervention
Answer
Non-interventionism was Johnson's stance on military intervention. This policy aimed to avoid entangling the United States in foreign conflicts and to maintain its neutrality. Johnson believed that the United States should only intervene in cases of direct threats to its national security or when international law or humanitarian concerns demanded it.
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