Vocabulary on Diplomacy Quiz 2

An area lying between 2 hostile state or groups in which neither maintains arm forces is call a ............ zone

• bugger

• buffer

• bummer

• buzzer

In order to test the reaction of the other side of a negotiation, a .......... is floated tentatively.

• ballon d'or messi

• ballon d'alsace

• ballon d'essai

• ballon d'eau caude

Which diplomacy had its first department dealing with external affairs and expanded duties of diplomat to becoming a negotiator and observer?

• Byzantine

• Bureaucracy

• Boudoir

After the Second World War, ....... was the name used for the trading region of the sovereign states of the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg.

• Berat

• Benevolent

• Benelux

.............. is a foreign policy used in the Cold War which is where a country would push a dangerous issue or event to the edge looking for the best outcome for there side.

• Battleship

• Brinkmanship

• Blockade

• Barricade

Name this building which houses the headquarters of the European Commission.

• Berlaymont

• Beaumont

• British Council

• Brownstone

An example of this diplomatic communication was done during the arms control talk between the Soviet Union and the US in the early 70s.

• boycott

• belligerency

• back tracking

• back channel

A similar term to gunboat and coercive diplomacy is...........

• bomber

• bipartisan

• boudoir

• biletaral

At the beginning of the nineteenth century, Russian...... were the most expensive.

• bout de papier

• bera`t

• bailo

what do you call a grouping of states for the purpose of concerting their policies in one or more areas, bounded by a treaty or not, constitute an alliance or not?

• bloc

• blockade

• bronker

• bunker