Exam 12: Foreign and Defense Policy: Security and Interests in a Dangerous World

The notion that soldiers and government officials in sovereign nations are obliged to disobey laws and policies that violate universal standards of justice is commonly referred to as:

Deterrence as a strategy is based on

Israel in 2005 withdrew from the _____________.

The Cold War policy of resisting any further encroachment of governments labeled communist was ____________.

The exercise of American military power is less credible because of

Realists argue that the United States should not get involved in Rwanda or Sudan genocide,but should try to halt the ethnic cleansing of the former Yugoslavia because

During the Cold War,the guiding principle of U.S.foreign policy regarding the Soviet Union was

There are a number of strong and well-armed Palestinian groups who declared their intent to destroy the Jewish state.This list does not include:

_________ consists of random,devastating violence against noncombatant populations to compel another power to change its policies.

Realists' view of resources used to create rewards or punishments does not include:

Realists criticized United States involvement in the Vietnam War because

The principle that nations have a greater interest in territories contiguous to their borders than other parts of the world is reflected in

The Obama administration successfully found and killed Osama bin Laden

Which of the following is NOT associated with foreign policy regarding Israel?

American policy toward the communist countries shortly after the Second World War would best be described as:

The Wilsonian Idealism approach to diplomacy means that

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization is an example of

The "Road Map" for Israeli-Palestinian peace was put forward by the _______ Administration.

The failure of the collective security provision to pass the United Nations due to the lack of unanimous agreement by the great powers led to the creation of the ___________________.

The spheres of influence concept acknowledges American vital interests at stake in the Western Hemisphere and Western Europe but modern technology means that