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Worksheetsforeign policy review
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
Sanctions are punitive actions imposed on a nation with the aim of making its government change policies or behaviors. Under which circumstances is the United States most likely to place sanctions on another country?
That country violates international law.
That country refuses to trade with the United States.
That country refuses membership in the United Nations.
That country fails to address its economic problems.
In 1903, U.S. President Teddy Roosevelt negotiated a treaty to end the war between Japan and Russia. What U.S. foreign policy role did President Roosevelt use?
Promote World Peace
Maintain National Security
Support Democracy
Provide Aid
When there is a terrorist attack against America, what role should the President undertake?
Promote World Peace
Maintain National Security
Support Democracy
Provide Aid
Two countries in Africa go to war over religious issues. Many civilians are displaced because of war in their country. What role should the president take to help the people displaced from the war?
Promote World Peace
Maintain National Security
Support Democracy
Provide Aid
Which department in the executive branch is responsible for handling the United State's plans for dealing with other countries in the world?
The Department of Homeland Security
The Department of Justice
The Department of Defense
The Department of State
The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) allows free trade between the United States and
South America
Caribbean nations
Canada and Mexico
Both B and C
Trade policy can range from __________ to Protectionist.
Open Borders
Free Market
Open Market Operations
Free Trade
Treaties are negotiated by Ambassadors and approved by the Senate with a ______ majority.
2/3rds
simple (1/2 + 1 vote)
3/4ths
3/5ths Compromise
What was one of the purposes of the North American Free Trade Agreement?
the elimination of trade barriers for former communist countries
the reduction of tariffs on goods traded between adjoining countries
the creation of a single currency between the countries
the improvement of infrastructures in developing countries
