What is "foreign policy," and what is its main goal? (PICK TWO ANSWERS)

• a country’s relations with other nations
• international trade policy
• sending diplomats to global speeches and conferences

• pursuit of the national interest

• buildup of military alliances

The goal of U.S. foreign policy during the cold war was to..., and the name for this policy was... (choose 2)

• prevent the extension of communism rule to any other country

• containment

• to spread communism to other countries

• perestroika

What is the term for "managing relationships between countries"?

• Diplomacy

• Treaty

• Military Force

• Isolationism

US Diplomats...(CHOOSE MULTIPLE)

• support prosperity

• specialists that represent America and U.S. interests abroad

• negotiators who promote peace

• protect American citizens abroad

• help lead the military

Diplomatic work is mainly handled by who?

• The Department of Defense

• The CIA

• The State Department

• None of these choices

What is the mission of the State Department? (CHOOSE 2)

• Represent America's foreign policy abroad

• Advance interests and security of American people

• Use violent methods to achieve peace

• Use the military to respond to foreign conflicts

What are four pillars or principles of American diplomacy?

• security, prosperity, democracy, economic development

• security, tyranny, inflation, democracy

• economic development, prosperity, social media, justice

• Social justice, interior development, social media, freedom

Where did the "Bay of Pigs" incident occur?

• Cuba

• Ukraine

• Vietnam

• China

When did the Soviet Union dissolve?

• 1988

• 1989

• 1990

• 1991

WHY did the U.S. enter the Korean War?

• Korea blockaded U.S. trading ships from entering its ports

• Communist North Korea invaded the South

• Korea was helping Communists in Vietnam

• The Soviet Union placed missiles there