Foreign Policy Quiz

What is foreign policy?

• A plan for foreign people to come to America.

• The plan and actions a country takes that shows how to deal with foreign countries.

• The rules that an American should follow when going to another country.

• What to do with an unidentified foreign object.

Which of these are not a reason for having a foreign policy plan?

• to protect USA's interests.

• to determine whether we go to war and make alliances.

• to determine whether to help other countries if they have a natural disaster like a hurricane.

• to determine whether to outlaw foreign foods.

What did George Washington warn against in his farewell address?

• to be prepared for battle against England.

• to make additional colonies in Cuba and Puerto Rico.

• to stay out of foreign affairs.

• to only let future presidents have one term in office.

George Washington was an ________.

• Imperialist

• Empire leader

• Isolationist

• isotope

George Washington believed in Manifest Destiny, which means.....

• the USA was destined to expand across to the Pacific Ocean.

• the USA should stay out of international business.

• America should expand into Europe.

• America should remain within the 13 colonies.

The Monroe Doctrine said that....

• Europe should help America police the world.

• America should expand into Europe.

• America should police the Caribbean.

• Europe should stay out of North and South American affairs.

The Roosevelt Corollary was an addition to ....

• The Declaration of Independence.

• The Roosevelt Plan.

• The Monroe Doctrine.

• The US Constitution.

Imperialism is all of these except....

• getting involved in foreign affairs.

• telling other countries what you think.

• having business agreements with other nations.

• improving the rules within our states.

The definition of imperialism is ....

• a policy of extending a country's power and influence over smaller, weaker countries.

• a policy of expanding our destiny across to the Pacific Ocean.

• a policy of improving our own laws and programs before dealing with other country's issues.

• an avoidance of other countries.

Theodore Roosevelt is the same as

• Franklin Roosevelt

• Eleanor Roosevelt

• Teddy Roosevelt

• Timmy Roosevelt