Foreign Policy and Diplomacy Quiz

What is foreign policy primarily concerned with?

• Domestic economic strategies

• Strategies and goals for dealing with other nations

• Internal cultural development

• Local government regulations

Which of the following is a method used in diplomacy?

• Military intervention

• Economic isolation

• Negotiations and compromises

• Cultural assimilation

Who are ambassadors?

• Military leaders in foreign countries

• Government officials who live in foreign countries and represent their government

• Local business representatives

• Cultural exchange students

What can diplomacy lead to in terms of international agreements?

• Creation of new languages

• Development of new sports

• Treaties and alliances

• Establishment of new religions

What type of aid can diplomacy lead to in times of need?

• Cultural aid

• Economic aid

• Technological aid

• Educational aid

What can the U.S. impose to punish a country for its actions?

• Economic sanctions

• Diplomatic meetings

• Cultural exchanges

• Trade agreements

What does "deterrence" mean in the context of U.S. foreign policy?

• Using economic aid to influence behavior

• Threatening military action to prevent unwanted actions

• Offering trade benefits to allies

• Conducting peace talks with adversaries

Who is in charge of the armed forces in the U.S.?

• Secretary of State

• Vice President

• Commander in chief

• Speaker of the House

What system did the Framers of the Constitution create to divide foreign policy powers?

• Checks and balances

• Federalism

• Judicial review

• Separation of powers

Which branch of government can declare war?

• Executive branch

• Judicial branch

• Legislative branch

• State governments