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

The "intifada" is......

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 ___________________.

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

Another name for idealism in foreign policy is

The "intifada" refers to

The United States Cold War strategy of relying on massive nuclear power to deter Soviet encroachment on US interests is called

American idealists tend to define military conflicts as

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

Foreign policy decisions intended to prevent a potentially hostile power from gaining a preponderance of strength relate to the doctrine of:

The Palestinians migrated into the disputed Palestinian-Israeli territories ________________ the Zionists.

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:

Which of the following statements is true of classical diplomacy?

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) are examples of

Collective security is a system that assumes that the preponderance of states in the world share values of peaceful coexistence and wish to prevent aggression by one state on another.

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

Realism identifies the resources involved in creating the threat of punishment. Those resources include

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

Realists are willing to engage in

Which of the following factors were important in leading to the end of the Cold War?

The policy of containment was aimed at