History, asked by sethishita12, 7 months ago

who coined the term benovalent neutrality and what did it describes???

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Answered by jiya8475

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The term benevolent neutrality was first coined by Sir Edward Grey to describe US foreign policy on involvement in World War I. Examples included shortly before the war, with the League of the Three Emperors, an agreement between Russia, Germany, and Austria-Hungary...

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