6.4 Review

What is the main responsibility of the President in making and carrying out U.S. foreign policy?

• Military leadership

• All of the above

• Diplomatic relations

• Commercial negotiations

What was the U.S. policy of isolationism?

• Refusal to become engaged in foreign affairs

• Engagement in foreign affairs

• Active involvement in European affairs

• Expansion of colonial territories

What did the Monroe Doctrine state regarding European nations and the affairs of North and South America?

• The United States should intervene in European affairs

• European nations should intervene in the affairs of North and South America

• European nations should stay out of the affairs of North and South America

• The United States should stay out of European affairs

Under the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine, what did the United States begin to do in the early 1900s?

• Policing Asia

• Policing Europe

• Policing Latin America

• Policing Africa

What was the principle of collective security adopted by most nations after World War II?

• Agreeing to act together against any nation that threatened the peace

• Isolating themselves from international relations

• Building military strength to discourage attack

• Expanding colonial territories

What policy did the United States support during the cold war?

• Containment

• Expansion

• Détente

• Isolationism

What was the notion behind the policy of containment during the cold war?

• Communism should be ignored

• Communism should be eliminated globally

• Communism should be contained within its existing boundaries

• Communism should be expanded beyond its existing boundaries

What policy did the United States begin after withdrawing from the Vietnam War?

• Containment

• Expansion

• Détente

• Isolationism

When did the end of the cold war begin?

• When the United States withdrew from the Vietnam War

• When Mikhail Gorbachev became the leader of the Soviet Union

• When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991

• When the United States-Soviet relations improved significantly

What key events have shaped U.S. foreign policy since the collapse of the Soviet Union?

• Events in Europe

• Events in Asia

• Events in Africa

• Events in the Middle East