Explain how Nixon's foreign policy was similar or different from his predecessors. Use 2 countries/regions as evidence for your claim.
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Nixon's foreign policy was different from his predecessors in many ways, including his willingness to pursue detente (a relaxing of tensions) with the Soviet Union and his emphasis on diplomacy over military force. Two countries/regions that demonstrate this difference are China and Vietnam.
In the case of China, Nixon's predecessors had pursued a policy of containment, seeking to isolate China and prevent its spread of communism. However, Nixon saw an opportunity to improve relations with China and break the Soviet-Chinese alliance by reaching out to Chinese leaders. In 1972, he made a historic visit to China, marking the first time a U.S. president had visited the country. This visit led to a thawing of relations between the U.S. and China and paved the way for increased economic and diplomatic ties.
Regarding Vietnam, both Nixon and his predecessors pursued a policy of containing communist influence in Southeast Asia. However, Nixon escalated the conflict significantly by authorizing secret bombing campaigns in Laos and Cambodia and ordering a massive troop surge in Vietnam. Despite this escalation of the war, Nixon also pursued diplomacy with the North Vietnamese government, leading to the Paris Peace Accords in 1973 which ended U.S. involvement in Vietnam.
Overall, while Nixon's foreign policy in some ways continued the Cold War policies of his predecessors, his emphasis on diplomacy and willingness to engage with former foes like China and North Vietnam made his approach unique.