International Relations Test

What is the main goal of using economic influence in decision making?

• To entertain

• To persuade

• To educate

• To confuse

What was the result of the U.S. aid to Greece and Turkey in terms of their global alignment?

• They became part of the Soviet Union

• They remained neutral

• They became part of the U.S. sphere

• They joined the United Nations

Which U.S. President is associated with the Truman Doctrine?

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Harry S. Truman

• Dwight D. Eisenhower

• Lyndon B. Johnson

What does the text suggest about the power dynamics in military influence?

• More powerful nations are often influenced

• Less powerful countries can be convinced

• All countries are equally powerful

• Power dynamics are irrelevant

What was the African countries' motivation for signing the anti-poaching agreement?

• To gain international recognition

• To save elephants

• To increase trade

• To reduce military spending

What is an example of international cooperation during the Vietnam conflict?

• Military aggression

• Diplomatic negotiations

• Economic sanctions

• Cultural exchange

What is a potential benefit of international cooperation?

• Increased isolation

• Common success

• Economic decline

• Increased conflict

What is a key factor in international cooperation?

• Isolation

• Mutual benefit

• Competition

• Conflict

What is a common challenge faced in international negotiations?

• Language barriers

• Shared goals

• Mutual trust

• Economic growth

What is a common technique used in propaganda to influence public opinion?

• Logical reasoning

• Mathematical proof

• Scientific evidence

• Emotional appeal