Question 1

Is there a substitute for war?

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Question 2

The foreign policy based on the idea that the United States should take preemptive action against threats to its national security is the ________ doctrine.

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A)  Bush
B)  Ford
C)  Carter
D)  Reagan
E)  Obama

Question 3

Preemption is another name for preventative war.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

The representation of a government to other foreign governments is called:

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A)  diplomacy
B)  cloaking
C)  international imaging
D)  foreign visioning
E)  projection

Question 5

Another name for the strategy of preventative war is:

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A)  prospective engagement
B)  appeasement war
C)  a cold war
D)  strike warfare
E)  preemptive war

Question 6

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union,the North Atlantic Treaty Organization has not expanded to include former Warsaw Pact countries.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Treaties between two countries are referred to as:

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A)  bipolar
B)  bilateral
C)  bipartite
D)  bicameral
E)  dual state

Question 8

The most systematic study of international trade policies and their interest groups concluded that the leaders of these large,economic interest groups spend the most time:

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A)  lobbying Congress
B)  cultivating public relations
C)  maintaining consensus among their members
D)  pressuring major players in the executive branch
E)  hosting fundraisers for politicians

Question 9

Which term describes the desire to avoid involvement in the affairs of other nations?

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A)  unilateralism
B)  uniformity
C)  isolationism
D)  solitarism
E)  deterrence

Question 10

The purpose of diplomacy is to:

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A)  prepare for war
B)  promote the exchange of scholarly ideas across international boundaries
C)  sabotage a foreign nation
D)  promote national interests by peaceful means
E)  collect intelligence on the weaknesses of other countries

Question 11

The security policy developed by the United States in the aftermath of World War II is known as:

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A)  isolationism
B)  appeasement
C)  preemption
D)  deterrence
E)  bimetallism

Question 12

What are the foreign-policy goals of the United States? What is the best means for the United States to achieve its goals?

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Question 13

The United States supports several international efforts to protect the environment.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

How does the United States use various international organizations to achieve its foreign-policy goals?

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Question 15

What are the values in American foreign policy? Has the United States lived up to these values?

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Question 16

Which international institution was set up to make long-term loans to capital-hungry countries?

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A)  World Bank
B)  World Finance Institute
C)  International Monetary Fund
D)  International Development Organization
E)  Bretton Woods Institute

Question 17

The United States' promotion of human rights is:

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A)  its top international policy priority
B)  more important than security concerns
C)  more important than economic concerns
D)  applied equally to other nations,friend or foe
E)  less important than security and economic concerns

Question 18

The American program to aid in the reconstruction of war-torn Europe following World War II was the European Recovery Program,popularly known as the:

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A)  MacArthur Mandate
B)  Roosevelt Plan
C)  MacArthur Plan
D)  Truman doctrine
E)  Marshall Plan

Question 19

What does a policy of deterrence require?

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A)  making a commitment to isolationism
B)  concealing the nation's willingness to fight
C)  having large military forces
D)  getting support for the appeasement strategy
E)  attacking an opposing country before it grows strong

Question 20

Describe the primary instruments of modern U.S.foreign policy and illustrate with specific examples how they are used.

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The United States supports several international efforts to protect the environment.

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What are the foreign-policy goals of the United States? What is the best means for the United States to achieve its goals?

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The security policy developed by the United States in the aftermath of World War II is known as:

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Since the collapse of the Soviet Union,the North Atlantic Treaty Organization has not expanded to include former Warsaw Pact countries.

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Another name for the strategy of preventative war is:

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The purpose of diplomacy is to:

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The most systematic study of international trade policies and their interest groups concluded that the leaders of these large,economic interest groups spend the most time:

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Which term describes the desire to avoid involvement in the affairs of other nations?

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Treaties between two countries are referred to as:

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The representation of a government to other foreign governments is called:

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Is there a substitute for war?

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Which international institution was set up to make long-term loans to capital-hungry countries?

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Preemption is another name for preventative war.

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How does the United States use various international organizations to achieve its foreign-policy goals?

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The foreign policy based on the idea that the United States should take preemptive action against threats to its national security is the ________ doctrine.

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What does a policy of deterrence require?

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What are the values in American foreign policy? Has the United States lived up to these values?

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Describe the primary instruments of modern U.S.foreign policy and illustrate with specific examples how they are used.

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