US Foreign Policy and National Security Quiz

What is the key feature of Realism in international relations?

What does the concept of Unilateralism in foreign policy involve?

What is the purpose of an embargo in international relations?

What is the focus of the Monroe Doctrine?

Which policy asserted American continents as off-limits for European colonization?

What marked a shift towards multilateralism in American foreign policy?

Which agreement led to the creation of the World Bank and IMF?

What was the focus of Carter's foreign policy?

What did Nixon pursue with the Soviet Union?

Which conflict was part of the containment policy against communism?

Which president viewed the Soviet Union as having limited impact on the international system?

Who criticized Carter's foreign policy as weak?

Which proposal was rejected by Congress due to isolationism?

What strengthened US control over the American continent?

What was part of the containment policy against communism?

What did Carter's administration emphasize the need to build?

Which policy aimed to promote expansion of democracy, open markets, and Western economic and social values?

Which organization was established in 1995 to manage multilateral negotiations, reduce trade barriers, and settle trade disputes?

Who was responsible for the 9/11 attacks?

Which administration implemented the Engagement Policy, remaining actively involved in foreign affairs, notably in Somalia?

Which doctrine advocated preemptive military action against perceived US threats and led to the creation of the Department of Homeland Security?

Which president played a significant role in moderating the Cold War despite using tough rhetoric against the Soviets?

Which agreement aimed to promote free trade and has been beneficial for Canada?

Which fundamentalist Islamic government of Afghanistan was targeted by the War on Terrorism?

Which president's doctrine focused on three facets of American power: diplomacy, military (soft power), and American image and ideals, adopting a multilateral approach?

Which rhetoric emphasized anti-communist policy and assistance to anti-communist groups in Afghanistan, S. America, Angola, and Mozambique?

Which doctrine required clear and attainable objectives, public support, and a commitment to national interest before US troops were deployed?

Which trade organization aimed to manage multilateral negotiations, reduce trade barriers, and settle trade disputes?

Realism in international relations emphasizes the importance of global solutions to problems

Marxist theory of international relations focuses on the dominance of the periphery over the core

Unilateralism in foreign policy means acting alone, without consulting others

An embargo is the promotion of commerce and trade with a certain country

The Monroe Doctrine aimed to promote expansion of European colonization in the Americas

Multilateralism in foreign policy involves taking actions in cooperation with other nations after consultation

Isolationism is a national foreign policy of actively participating in foreign affairs

Liberalism in international relations emphasizes anarchy and the struggle for power

The focus of Carter's foreign policy was on taking advantage of the situation for national gain

The policy of emphasizing morality in foreign affairs is known as pragmatism

Roosevelt’s Corollary strengthened US control over the American continent.

Woodrow Wilson’s League of Nations proposal was rejected by Congress due to isolationism.

The Bretton Woods Agreement led to the creation of the World Bank and IMF.

Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, and NATO were part of the containment policy against communism.

Carter's administration viewed the Soviet Union as having limited impact on the international system.

Nixon normalized relations with China and pursued détente with the Soviet Union.

Carter's administration emphasized the need to build a global community to address common problems and shared future.

The Monroe Doctrine asserted American continents as off-limits for European colonization.

World War II casualties and United Nations establishment marked a shift towards multilateralism.

Korean War and US involvement in Vietnam War were significant conflicts during this period.

Reagan's actions were consistently confrontational and aggressive towards the Soviets.

The Powell Doctrine required the deployment of US troops without clear and attainable objectives.

The Clinton administration implemented the Engagement Policy, remaining actively involved in foreign affairs, notably in Somalia.

NAFTA has been beneficial for all participating countries, including the United States.

The WTO was established in 1995 to manage multilateral negotiations, reduce trade barriers, and settle trade disputes.

The 9/11 attacks were carried out by a different terrorist organization, not Al-Qaeda.

The War on Terrorism targeted the Taliban, a fundamentalist Islamic government of Afghanistan, which had been previously supported by the US to fight the U.S.S.R.

The Bush Doctrine advocated diplomatic solutions and rejected the idea of preemptive military action.

The Obama Doctrine focused solely on military power and disregarded diplomacy and American image and ideals.

The text includes quotes from Eisenhower's warning about the potential influence of the military-industrial complex and Obama's reflection on the cost of armed conflict and the necessity of force in certain situations.