Which of the following is a true statement about George H. W. Bush?

A] He served as President Reagan's Secretary of State.

B] He had little experience in foreign affairs.

C] He became president in 1993.

D] He trusted Gorbachev more than Regan did.

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Jillian Keller

11 November, 11:28

Which of the following is a true statement about George H. W. Bush?

A] He served as President Reagan's Secretary of State.

B] He had little experience in foreign affairs.

C] He became president in 1993.

D] He trusted Gorbachev more than Regan did.

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Joy Khan · Answer 1

D he trusted

Zimmerman · Answer 2

The correct answer is D) He trusted Gorbachev more than Regan did.

Explanation:

All other Statements are false. He did not serve as Reagan's secretary of State and was in fact the Vice President with him for 8 years.

He also had a lot of experience in foreign affairs. He finally became President in 1989 and served until 1993 until losing the election to Bill Clinton.

However, he did have a great relationship with Soviet Union's Gorbachev and trusted him more than Ronald Reagan. He was instrumental in negotiating a closer relationship between the Soviets and Americans, especially after the collapse of communism.

Which of the following is a true statement about George H. W. Bush?A] He served as President Reagan's Secretary of State.B] He had little experience in foreign affairs.C] He became president in 1993.D] He trusted Gorbachev more than Regan did.

Which of the following is a true statement about George H. W. Bush?

A] He served as President Reagan's Secretary of State.

B] He had little experience in foreign affairs.

C] He became president in 1993.

D] He trusted Gorbachev more than Regan did.