AG Ch. 13 Test - Foreign Policy

chief gatherer of foreign intelligence through news sources and spies

• National Security Council

• Dept. of Defense

• Dept. of Homeland Security

• Central Intelligence Agency

includes embassies and consulates; issues passports

• Department of State

• Department of Defense

• Department of Justice

• Department of Homeland Security

includes the Pentagon and the branches of the military

• National Security Agency

• Central Intelligence Agency

• Federal Bureau of Investigation

• Department of Defense

primary function is to respond to the threat of terrorist attacks

• national security agency

• FBI

• CIA

• department of homeland security

Which of the following is not one of the basic goals of US foreign policy?

• alliance security

• international stability

• economic development

• world domination

Protecting the nation and its citizens and property abroad is the foreign policy goal of .

• national security
• alliance security

• international stability

• economic development

Protecting the nation by agreeing with other nations to a mutual defense pact is the foreign policy goal of .

• national security
• alliance security

• international stability

• economic development

Attempting to cool global hot spots and trying to end war and the threat of war by diplomacy is the foreign policy goal of .

• national security

• alliance security

• international stability
• economic development

What group was responsible for the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon?

• ISIS

• Islamic Jihad

• al-Qaeda

• Hamas

During the Cold War, the United States and its allies formed the (a)   , a military alliance promising military support to any member nation attacked.

• League of Nations

• European Union (EU)

• United Nations (UN)

• North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)