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. How did the Second World War impact America's approach to foreign policy? a. It transformed the United States' role in global diplomacy, because the United States began to fulfill Woodrow Wilson's dream of "selfdetermination" for former European colonies. b. The U.S. economy and society was transformed by the war, but the isolationist sentiment returned until the Cold War began in the late 1950s. c. It transformed the United States' role in global diplomacy, and by the end of the war it was the principal member of a coalition of democratic nations allied against former ally the Soviet Union. d. America's approach to diplomacy was unchanged; it had willingly and decisively intervened to save European civilization during World War I and had done so again during World War II.

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