how has the united states' foreign policy in the middle east changed since the end of the cold war?
a) the united states has deployed increasing numbers of soldiers to protect the interests of Palestine.
b) the united states has become increasingly interested in preventing middle eastern terrorism.
c) the united states has opposed the establishment of democracies in the middle east to prevent the spread of communism
d) the united states has removed itself from middle eastern politics to avoid any dealings with fundamentalists.

The answer to this question is (b). Since the end of the Cold War, the United States has become increasingly interested in preventing Middle Eastern terrorism. This is also due to its own national interests of protecting the US

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MsEleanor MsEleanor · Answer 2 · 2018-06-29T20:35:52+02:00

B. the United States has become increasingly interested in preventing Middle Eastern terrorism.

US action in the Middle East has been spent fighting terrorist groups which have risen out of decolonization of the area.

As Cold War powers have left the Middle East, terrorist groups filled the vacuum with many of them blaming the US for their problems. The US has committed to fighting terrorists groups not only to protect US borders but also to protect economic interests and the people of the Middle East. The US has fought Al-Qaeda, ISIS, and other smaller terrorist groups.