What was true about President Johnson's attitude toward Vietnam? O A. He believed that the North would create a unified democratic
nation.
B. He argued against airstrikes against the North.
C. He argued that a military draft to support American involvement
was not needed.
O D. He had been against American involvement before becoming
president.

Johnson was committed to containment policy that called upon the U.S. to block Communist expansion of the sort that was taking place in Vietnam, but he lacked Kennedy's knowledge and enthusiasm for foreign policy, and prioritized domestic reforms over major initiatives in foreign affairs. C

Explanation:

b) the importance and limits of political power.

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