What was the primary goal of the U.S. "Pivot to Asia" (also called the "Rebalance to Asia") announced in the early 2010s?
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Correct answer: To increase diplomatic, economic, and military focus on the Asia-Pacific region
The Pivot to Asia aimed to shift U.S. attention toward the Asia-Pacific region. It reflected the region's growing economic importance and rising geopolitical challenges, especially involving China.
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