Under Eisenhower and Dulles, America's policy of brinksmanship included:

A. the threat of taking over the Soviet Union.

B. the threat of nuclear war.

C. the promise to use only soft power.

D. the promise to send aid to Communist countries.

Explanation:

Brinkmanship is the practise to achieve an advantageous outcome by pushing pushing dangerous events to the brink of active conflict is called brinkmanship.

It is used in foreign  policy, international politics, military strategy and labour relations. It can include high stakes litigation and threat of nuclear weapons. US followed this policy during the cold war.

This term is associated with the John Dulles, he was secretary of state during Eisenhower administration 1953-1956. He tried to deter Soviet aggression by threatening the Soviet Union of massive retaliation.

the law supported victims of political persecution.

explanation:

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