The Washington Naval Conference (1921-1922) best exemplifies which approach to post-WWI foreign policy?
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Correct answer: International cooperation through arms limitation
Though the U.S. avoided the League of Nations, it engaged in 'independent internationalism' by hosting this conference. The resulting treaties aimed to prevent an expensive naval arms race and maintain stability in the Pacific.
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