Trump Administration Plans To Reopen U.S. Consulate In Greenland

The US plans to reopen a consulate in Greenland to strengthen its presence and protect interests in the region. This move follows historical precedents, as a consulate was previously established in 1940 but closed 13 years later. Recently, President Trump expressed interest in purchasing Greenland, citing its resources and strategic location. Despite criticism, the State Department intends to open the consulate next year with a staff of seven.

What is the primary reason for the US reopening a consulate in Greenland?

• To establish a military base

• To promote cultural exchange

• To protect essential equities and build relationships

• To increase tourism

When was the US consulate in Greenland first established?

• 1940

• 1930

• 1960

• 1950

Why did the US initially close its consulate in Greenland?

• Due to lack of resources

• Because of diplomatic tensions

• It was closed 13 years after opening

• Greenland gained independence

What recent action by President Trump regarding Greenland was criticized?

• Proposing a trade agreement

• Suggesting the purchase of Greenland

• Hosting a summit in Greenland

• Establishing a new embassy

How many staff members are planned for the new US consulate in Greenland?

• Twelve

• Ten

• Seven

• Five