Adjustments in American Foreign Policy

The video discusses the need for the United States to adjust to various global changes over the next few decades. It highlights the emergence of China and India as major powers, the impact of globalization, and the potential decline of U.S. economic dominance. The speaker emphasizes the importance of learning to adapt to a world where the U.S. is not the sole dominant force.

What are the two major countries the U.S. needs to adjust to in terms of their emergence as powers?

• South Africa and Nigeria

• China and India

• Germany and Japan

• Brazil and Russia

How will globalization affect the United States?

• It will have no impact on the U.S.

• It will affect the U.S. differently than other countries.

• It will only affect the U.S. economy.

• It will impact the U.S. in a similar way as other countries.

Since when has the United States had the world's largest economy?

• 1800

• 1950

• 1850

• 1900

What is a potential future scenario for the U.S. economy mentioned in the video?

• The U.S. will merge its economy with Canada.

• The U.S. will remain the largest economy indefinitely.

• The U.S. will become the smallest economy.

• The U.S. may no longer be the largest economy.

What is the speaker's view on the U.S. readiness to make necessary adjustments?

• The U.S. has already made all adjustments.

• The U.S. is fully prepared.

• The U.S. is somewhat ready.

• The U.S. is not ready.

What does the speaker wish to accelerate in the U.S.?

• The military expansion

• The learning process for adjustments

• The economic growth

• The technological advancements

What metaphor does the speaker use to describe the U.S.'s current global position?

• A small fish in a big pond

• A lone wolf

• A sleeping giant

• An 800-pound gorilla

What is the speaker's ultimate goal for the U.S. in terms of global influence?

• To become the only superpower

• To dominate the world

• To learn to live with reduced influence

• To isolate from the world