Question

roosevelts four freedoms speech signaled a shift in us foreign policy from isolationism to
interdependence.
internationalism.
independence.
nationalism.

Explanation:

Roosevelt's 1941 Four Freedoms speech outlined goals of freedom of speech, worship, from want, and from fear, framing US involvement in global affairs to uphold these values. This marked a break from the pre-WWII isolationist stance, moving toward active engagement in international collective security and cooperation, which defines internationalism. Interdependence refers to mutual reliance (not the policy shift core), independence was already a US principle, and nationalism focuses on domestic national interests rather than global engagement.

Answer:

B. internationalism.