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What was the foreign policy philosophy of Coolidge and was he consistent?

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    Coolidge was supporter of isolationism but he wasn't totally consistent in it. from one hand he didn't support joining League of Nations by U. S but from the other he was initiator of Kellog-Briand Pact which supports world peace. Coolidge did not recognize Soviet Union and was only U. S president who visited Cuba before Barrack Obama
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