International Conflicts (4.1 & 4.3)

This war focused on containment, or stopping the spread of communism in 1950-1953 by sending troops and aid. This war had no resolution and the country is still divided today at the DMZ.

• Cold War

• World War II

• Korean War

• Iran Hostage Crisis

Which war used a blockade, or prevented goods from going in and out of a country, after nuclear missiles were found to be stationed by the Soviet Union. This quarantine was suspended through the Non-Proliferation Treaty, which agreed to not give nuclear weapons to other country.

• Cuban Missile Crisis

• World War II

• Vietnam War

• Korean war

Which war was started by Iraq invading Kuwait and lead to economic sanctions and military action by the UN in Operation Desert Storm.

• World War I

• Iran Hostage Crisis

• Bay of Pigs

• Gulf War I

Which department in the cabinet is responsible for handling international affairs?

• State Department

• Department of Defense

• Department of Transportation

• Department of Commerace

After the Germans sunk US ships and intercepted the Zimmerman telegraph, the U.S sent troops in 1917 and the war slowly ended in a armistice and the Treaty of Versailles was signed, The U.S. pledge neutrality after this war in foreign affairs.

• Korean War

• World War I

• Gulf War II

• Cold War

What do we call the act of creating good relationships with other countries around the world?

• Economic Sanctions

• Foreign Aid

• Deterrence

• Diplomacy

After the communist revolution, the U.S sent the CIA to trained 2,100 exiles to overthrow the government. The mission was a huge failure.

• Cuban Missile Crisis

• Gulf War II

• Bay of Pigs

• Vietnam War

After the U.S embassy was stormed and 60 Americans were kidnapped, the U.S held negotiations and agreed to not interfere in future affairs.

• Iran Hostage Crisis

• Vietnam War

• Gulf War II

• World War II

Even though no shots were ever fired directly, this was a timeframe between the U.S and Soviet Union were both were threatened with nuclear weapons.

• Bay of Pigs

• World War I

• Vietnam War

• Cold War

Who must approve treaties negotiated and signed by the President?

• Cabinet

• Senate

• Congress

• Supreme Court