How did the shift toward détente influence U. S. foreign policy during the Cold War? A. It allowed U. S. leaders to order attacks on communist states
without formally declaring war.
B. It convinced U. S. leaders to provide more support to foreign
anticommunist groups.
C. It led U. S. leaders to avoid becoming involved in conflicts with
communist groups.
D. It pressured U. S. leaders to refuse any request to reduce the size
of its nuclear arsenal.

B. It convinced U.S. leaders to provide more support to foreign anti-communist groups.

Explanation:

The shift toward détente influence U.S. foreign policy during the Cold War by "convincing the United States leaders to provide more support to foreign anti-communist groups."

While Detente is a shift from a direct foreign policy of containment by the U.S. to a situation where the U.S. must dialogue with countries based on their strength and not agree with government policies.

Hence instead of the United States going confrontational against the communist nation during the cold war, the Detente policy rather made the United States provide military and economic aid to countries resisting Communist aggression.

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