Foreign Policy and Government Quiz

What are the elements included in foreign policy?

• A) Diplomacy, military and security policy, international human rights policies, economic policies, and environmental policy

• B) Education policy, healthcare policy, economic policies, and environmental policy

• C) Military and security policy, international trade policies, environmental policy, and healthcare policy

• D) Diplomacy, international trade policies, healthcare policy, and environmental policy

What is the main goal of American foreign policy?

• C) Making the world a better place

• B) Creating prosperity

• A) Promoting foreign investment

• D) Providing security

What was the traditional meaning of security in foreign policy?

• A) Cyber-security and energy security

• B) Repelling invaders

• D) Economic security and environmental security

• C) Transportation security and food security

What was the U.S.'s approach to foreign policy after World War II?

• D) Non-interventionist

• A) Isolationist

• B) Expansionist

• C) Interventionist

What is the role of Congress in foreign policy?

• D) Overseeing international peace-keeping missions

• A) Crafting policies and negotiating treaties

• B) Ratifying treaties and appropriating funds

• C) Directly negotiating with foreign leaders

What is the main economic goal of American foreign policy?

• A) Promoting foreign investment

• B) Expanding opportunities for the U.S.

• C) Maintaining access to foreign energy supplies

• D) Promoting trade policies for low prices at American stores

What is the least democratic type of policy the government makes?

• A) Economic policy

• B) Environmental policy

• C) Foreign policy

• D) Healthcare policy

What is the role of interest groups in shaping foreign policy?

• D) Directly negotiating with foreign leaders

• A) Crafting policies and negotiating treaties

• B) Lobbying for trade deals and against environmental protection

• C) Overseeing international peace-keeping missions

What is the role of the President in shaping foreign policy?

• A) Directly negotiating with foreign leaders

• B) Crafting policies and negotiating treaties

• C) Overseeing international peace-keeping missions

• D) Lobbying for trade deals and against environmental protection

What is the impact of foreign policy on international trade?

• A) It has no impact

• B) It can create or remove trade barriers

• C) It only affects domestic trade

• D) It only affects the trade of the country's allies