Foreign Policy Test

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What is a responsibility of the U.S. Senate in foreign policy? Options: nominating ambassadors, introducing tax bills, negotiating treaties, ratifying treaties

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ratifying treaties

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Which of the following issues would most likely be a foreign policy matter? balancing federal budget, negotiating a treaty with Mexico, raising the retirement age for Social Security, revising neighborhood zoning restrictions

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negotiating a treaty with Mexico

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Which action is an example of a domestic policy decision? Options: The Senate votes to ratify a treaty, The president nominates an ambassador, Congress votes to increase income tax, The president asks Congress to declare war

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Congress votes to increase income tax

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During which conflict did the U.S. declare war on Japan?

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World War II

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What policy did Woodrow Wilson attempt to follow in 1914 when World War I began?

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neutrality

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Which is an example of a way that a citizen can seek participation in an international organization?

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email about internship opportunities at the International Red Cross

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Which international agreement involved the United States, Canada, and Mexico?

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North American Fair Trade Agreement

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Which of the following best completes the table? Options: to promote peaceful coexistence and worldwide cooperation, to protect member countries from North America and Europe, to resolve international legal disputes, to supervise and set rules for international trade

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to promote peaceful coexistence and worldwide cooperation

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Use the graph about high school graduation rates in the United States to answer the question: Which long term domestic policy goal is reflected in the graph?

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career preparation

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The United Nations would allow governments to support which of these: World War III, Germany's economic system, global destruction, human rights?

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human rights