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Guided Practice How did President Richard Nixon believe a relationship with China would benefit the United States? A. Nixon believed a relationship would hurt China's trade with Vietnam. B. Nixon believed a relationship would increase trade. C. Nixon believed a relationship would hurt China's trade D. Nixon believed a relationship would increase trade with the Soviet Union. Check Answer

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Brief ExplanationsPresident Richard Nixon believed that establishing a relationship with China would benefit the United States by increasing trade. This belief was based on the understanding that opening diplomatic and economic relations with China would create new opportunities for American businesses and strengthen the U.S. economy. AnswerB. Nixon believed a relationship would increase trade.

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