Exam 4: Great Power Relations and Rivalries

Which of the following is true of a hegemon?

What prompted President Carter to suspend the export of grain to the Soviet Union and boycott the 1980 Moscow Olympics?

What institution was to provide peace after World War I?

Which idea assumes that Soviet communism was inherently expansionistic?

Which policy called for supporting peoples who allied with the United States against communist external subjugation?

How did British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain and other world leaders use appeasement in their strategy of dealing with Hitler and Nazi Germany?

Which of the following often results in stability of international politics and economic relations?

When American foreign policy relies on independent, self-help strategies to the extent of not cooperating with other counties, the United States engages in what type of foreign policy?

Whom is the policy of détente is associated with?

Which of the following variables would a structural realist likely emphasize in an attempt to explain the outbreak of World War II?

Which of the following best describes a structuralist explanation of the causes of World War I?

Which of the following refers to the doctrine that war between capitalist and communist states is not inevitable and that inter-bloc competition could be peaceful?

Where did Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin meet at the end of World War II to design a new world order?

Who argued that there is a strong probability that rivalry between great powers is cyclical in nature?

What event led to the demise of détente?

Which event(s)led to an end of American isolationism?

Which of the following may have been an underlying cause of World War I?

What do the majority of scholars believe about the Treaty of Versailles?

The Treaty of Versailles grew out of a desire for retribution. To which country was the treaty punitive?

One cause of World War II was appeasement. Adolf Hitler was infamously appeased by which of the following countries?