Exam 19: International Political Relations

Ideologues are individuals who:

After World War II, the balance of power was between a Western bloc (U.S. leD) and an Eastern bloc (USSR led).

Autocratic governments have direct control over foreign opinion.

The president's authority in foreign affairs is augmented by:

The last nation-states gradually disappeared during the late Middle Ages.

The U.S. president can declare war.

What are isolationism, interventionism, internationalism, and preemption, and what roles have they played in the history of U.S. foreign policy?

With the defeat of Hitler and Mussolini, fascism disappeared as a political ideology.

President Obama worked much more closely with other countries, negotiating new international trade and climate partnerships.

The state is the institution empowered to conduct international relations for its citizens.

In the world community how do sovereign states maintain their security? What are the differences between the balance of power and the theory of complex interdependence?

In 1997, NATO worked out a cooperative agreement with Russia.

Which of the following countries chose not to adopt the euro?

In the 2003 Iraq War, some members of the press were "embedded" within military units.

In the U.S. government, the right to appoint and receive foreign diplomats is assigned to the:

Military power is:

Loss of public support for the military was an effect of the Iraq War.

What is the nature of national power? What are the sources of national power? How and why is national power limited? What recent examples show how the will of the United States is limited by social and cultural conventions?

The original primary reason for the formation of the European Union was to form:

After World War II, the policy of the U.S. to help any country threatened by communist aggression was called the: