U.S. and Foreign Affairs

Which describes a capitalist system?

• The government determines what products are produced

• Business owners are paid by the government

• Entrepreneurs have freedom to determine what products to produce

• Buyers and sellers base their decisions on traditional ways of conducting business

China is a communist country. What best describes the economy of China?

• free market

• capitalist

• mixed market

• centrally controlled

In which economic system do people have the most level of choice?

• traditional economy

• free market economy

• centrally controlled economy

• mixed market economy

What is an example of domestic policy?

• Going to war

• Joining the United Nations

• Sending aid to another country

• Lowering healthcare costs of Americans

What is an example of espionage?

• Giving aid to Syria

• Sending troops to Iraq

• Sending peacekeepers to Kosovo

• Breaking Russian miltary codes

Which conflct led to the forming of the United Nations (U.N.)?

• World War II

• Korean War

• World War I

• Vietnam War

The World Health Organization works toward which goal?

• Promote better standard of life

• Maintain peace

• Reaffirm women's rights

• Promote tolerance

Why would the U.S. participate in NAFTA (North America Free Trade Agreement)?

• To advance other nations interest and partner with our allies

• To advance the U.S. national interest and partner with our allies

• To advance other national interest and gice control to other nations

• To advance the U.S. national interest and give control to other nations

Why would the U.S. stop participating in international organizations over time?

• The international organization is partnering with allies of the U.S.

• The international organization no longer serving the U.S. national interest

• The international organization is providing the U.S. the ability to shape the policy goals

• The international organization is providing a forum to discuss difficult issues with the U.S.

What is a formal agreement between two or more countries government called?

• Treaty

• Agreement

• Sanction

• Embargo