Foreign Policy

Which of the following statements about diplomacy is true?

• A

  In negotiations, diplomats are often able to achieve 100 percent of their goals.

• B

  Diplomacy only occurs at major summits and conferences.

• C

  It’s not enough to reach a deal at the negotiating table—leaders must also garner support from their government and people.

• D

  Diplomacy is almost always conducted by the president and secretary of state.

Which of the following is an accurate statement about trade?

• A

  Trade ties can strengthen partnership and incentivize order.

• B

  Sanctions frequently result in major regime and policy changes.

• C

  Tools such as export controls and tariffs carry no risk to those who use them.

• D

  Increased trade always brings countries closer together and leads to better adherence to shared values.

Which of the following is true about considerations when using armed force?

• A

  Cost is not a major consideration with armed force—it always ends up paying for itself in the end.

• B

  Leaders do not need to worry about public support when choosing to use armed force.

• C

  Planning for what comes afterward when deciding to use armed force is not important.

• D

  Using armed force does not always require UN authorization.

What is the main goal of US foreign policy?

• national security

• international trade

• making treaties

What is direct foreign aid?

• a tool of foreign policy where goods, services, money, and military aid are sent to another country for that nation's benefit

• a tool of foreign policy where military forces are sent in to control a situation in another country

An action such as withholding loans, arms or economic aid to force a foreign government to stop certain activities.

• Sanctions
• Alliance
• Convention
• Interpol

What is foreign policy?

• a country’s relations with other nations
• international trade policy
• sending diplomats to global conferences
• protection of overseas interests

What is an example of Isolationism?

• The annexation of Hawaii

• America remaining neutral through most of WW1

• The United States helping Cuba in the Spanish-American Wa

• America providing arms to England through the Lend-Lease Act

NAFTA created free trade between the US and -

• Canada

• Europe

• English-speaking countries

• Canada & Mexico

The ______ was a foreign policy addition to the Monroe Doctrine that claimed that the US would use its military to protect its trading partners and neighbors in the West.

• Open Door Policy

• Dollar Diplomacy

• Roosevelt Corollary

• Isolationism