Understanding U.S. Foreign Policy and Legal Practices
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Mia Campbell
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Social Studies, History, Political Science
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10th - 12th Grade
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Hard
02:55
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What is considered commendable about the political figure's actions according to the speaker?
He refused to engage in international affairs.
He retracted some extreme policies.
He decided to bomb Iran.
He imposed harsher conditions.
2.
Multiple Choice
What policy change regarding Cuba is mentioned?
Imposing harsher conditions.
Lifting some of the extreme conditions.
Increasing military presence.
Reducing diplomatic relations.
3.
Multiple Choice
How did the speaker describe the shift in nuclear policy?
An increase in nuclear weapons.
A return to the international mainstream.
A step back from international norms.
A move towards isolationism.
4.
Multiple Choice
What was the speaker's view on the political figure's approach to international treaties?
He ignored international treaties.
He created new international treaties.
He moved towards international norms.
He rejected all international agreements.
5.
Multiple Choice
What was the global impact of the previous administration's policies?
Improved U.S. standing.
No change in global perception.
Increased international support.
A decline in U.S. global standing.
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