Question 1

In what region did a debt crisis occur in the early 1980s?

Accepted Answer

It was in Latin America.

Question 2

Which of the following was governed by Robert Mugabe?

Accepted Answer

A)  South Sudan. 
B)  The Central African Republic. 
C)  Rwanda. 
D)  Zimbabwe. 
A)  South Sudan. 
B)  The Central African Republic. 
C)  Rwanda. 
D)  Zimbabwe. D

Question 3

Why do U.S. leaders pay little attention to fragile states?

Accepted Answer

A)  They tend to be unconcerned about poor countries. 
B)  They are absorbed by domestic challenges. 
C)  They regard many fragile states as hopeless. 
D)  They tend to focus on situations that pose immediate threats. 
A)  They tend to be unconcerned about poor countries. 
B)  They are absorbed by domestic challenges. 
C)  They regard many fragile states as hopeless. 
D)  They tend to focus on situations that pose immediate threats. D

Question 4

Which of the following diseases is difficult to diagnose because it has symptoms associated with common respiratory ailments?

Accepted Answer

A)  MERS. 
B)  Ebola. 
C)  Malaria. 
D)  Tuberculosis 
A)  MERS. 
B)  Ebola. 
C)  Malaria. 
D)  Tuberculosis

Question 5

What was the Zeta cartel?

Accepted Answer

It was a M

Question 6

President Bill Clinton regarded failed states as a threat to stability in regions where America had clear interests, and viewed the solution as including ___________________ to prevent state failure.

Accepted Answer

The answer of President Bill Clinton regarded failed states as...

Question 7

For which of the following does the U.S. spend most of its foreign aid?

Accepted Answer

A)  Economic development. 
B)  Global health. 
C)  Global education. 
D)  Humanitarian assistance. 
A)  Economic development. 
B)  Global health. 
C)  Global education. 
D)  Humanitarian assistance.

Question 8

Where are most fragile countries located?

Accepted Answer

A)  Latin America. 
B)  Southeast Asia. 
C)  Africa. 
D)  The Balkans. 
A)  Latin America. 
B)  Southeast Asia. 
C)  Africa. 
D)  The Balkans.

Question 9

_____________________ was designed to help Europe recover from World War II and help their political institutions resist communist influence.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____________________ was designed to help Europe recover...

Question 10

In which of the following countries did the United States intervene militarily in 1983?

Accepted Answer

A)  Haiti. 
B)  Somalia. 
C)  Grenada. 
D)  The Dominican Republic. 
A)  Haiti. 
B)  Somalia. 
C)  Grenada. 
D)  The Dominican Republic.

Question 11

How does the principle of refoulement protect refugees?

Accepted Answer

A)  It prevents their forcible return to their homeland. 
B)  It prevents their detention in the country to which they flee. 
C)  It outlaws human trafficking. 
D)  It requires that if in danger at sea they must be rescued. 
A)  It prevents their forcible return to their homeland. 
B)  It prevents their detention in the country to which they flee. 
C)  It outlaws human trafficking. 
D)  It requires that if in danger at sea they must be rescued.

Question 12

Which of the following is regarded as the world's most fragile state?

Accepted Answer

A)  South Sudan. 
B)  Kenya. 
C)  Niger. 
D)  Pakistan. 
A)  South Sudan. 
B)  Kenya. 
C)  Niger. 
D)  Pakistan.

Question 13

What policy made the United States increasingly popular in Africa?

Accepted Answer

A)  Reducing domestic agricultural subsidies. 
B)  Sending troops to aid Nigerian counterterrorism. 
C)  Providing aid for combatting HIV/AIDS. 
D)  Trying to extradite Sudan's president to the International Criminal Court. 
A)  Reducing domestic agricultural subsidies. 
B)  Sending troops to aid Nigerian counterterrorism. 
C)  Providing aid for combatting HIV/AIDS. 
D)  Trying to extradite Sudan's president to the International Criminal Court.

Question 14

_____________ involved interdiction of drug shipments and coca eradication programs.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____________ involved interdiction of drug shipments and...

Question 15

What country was cited as an example of "how to kill a country"?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What country was cited as an example...

Question 16

A _______________ is someone with a well-founded fear of persecution based on religion, race, nationality, political views, or membership in a particular social group, and cannot expect protection from their government.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A _______________ is someone with a well-founded...

Question 17

What policy in Zimbabwe contributed to the country's growing fragility?

Accepted Answer

A)  Rapid urbanization of its capital city, Harare. 
B)  Clearing jungles in order to plant commercial crops. 
C)  Distributing farms seized from white owners to political supporters and government officials. 
D)  Initiating war against Lesotho. 
A)  Rapid urbanization of its capital city, Harare. 
B)  Clearing jungles in order to plant commercial crops. 
C)  Distributing farms seized from white owners to political supporters and government officials. 
D)  Initiating war against Lesotho.

Question 18

What was the "Monterey Consensus"?

Accepted Answer

It was a broad-based developme

Question 19

What is human security?

Accepted Answer

It is the protection of people

Question 20

Which of the following provided aid to participants in the civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo?

Accepted Answer

A)  South Sudan. 
B)  The Central African Republic. 
C)  Rwanda. 
D)  Zimbabwe. 
A)  South Sudan. 
B)  The Central African Republic. 
C)  Rwanda. 
D)  Zimbabwe.

In what region did a debt crisis occur in the early 1980s?

Which of the following was governed by Robert Mugabe?

Why do U.S. leaders pay little attention to fragile states?

Which of the following diseases is difficult to diagnose because it has symptoms associated with common respiratory ailments?

What was the Zeta cartel?

President Bill Clinton regarded failed states as a threat to stability in regions where America had clear interests, and viewed the solution as including ___________________ to prevent state failure.

For which of the following does the U.S. spend most of its foreign aid?

Where are most fragile countries located?

_____________________ was designed to help Europe recover from World War II and help their political institutions resist communist influence.

In which of the following countries did the United States intervene militarily in 1983?

How does the principle of refoulement protect refugees?

Which of the following is regarded as the world's most fragile state?

What policy made the United States increasingly popular in Africa?

_____________ involved interdiction of drug shipments and coca eradication programs.

What country was cited as an example of "how to kill a country"?

A _______________ is someone with a well-founded fear of persecution based on religion, race, nationality, political views, or membership in a particular social group, and cannot expect protection from their government.

What policy in Zimbabwe contributed to the country's growing fragility?

What was the "Monterey Consensus"?

What is human security?

Which of the following provided aid to participants in the civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo?

Sources of American Foreign Policy

Competing Currents in Us Foreign Policy

American Military Strategy in an ERA of Power Diffusion

America and the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction

An American Economic Conundrum: Neo-liberalism or Neo-Mercantilism

Democracy and Human Rights: Legitimate Objectives of American Policy

Energy and the Environment: The Limits of Us Leadership

America and the Palestinian-Israeli Imbroglio

Arab Spring or Arab Winter

America and Radical Islam

The United States and China: Engagement or Containment

America, Europe, and Nato: A Changing Partnership

America and Russia: Values Versus Power

Conclusion: America, a Wary Hegemon

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Exam 7: The US and the Global South: Practicing Intervention, Aid, and Neglect

In what region did a debt crisis occur in the early 1980s?

Which of the following was governed by Robert Mugabe?

Why do U.S. leaders pay little attention to fragile states?

Which of the following diseases is difficult to diagnose because it has symptoms associated with common respiratory ailments?

What was the Zeta cartel?

President Bill Clinton regarded failed states as a threat to stability in regions where America had clear interests, and viewed the solution as including ___________________ to prevent state failure.

For which of the following does the U.S. spend most of its foreign aid?

Where are most fragile countries located?

_____________________ was designed to help Europe recover from World War II and help their political institutions resist communist influence.

In which of the following countries did the United States intervene militarily in 1983?

How does the principle of refoulement protect refugees?

Which of the following is regarded as the world's most fragile state?

What policy made the United States increasingly popular in Africa?

_____________ involved interdiction of drug shipments and coca eradication programs.

What country was cited as an example of "how to kill a country"?

A _______________ is someone with a well-founded fear of persecution based on religion, race, nationality, political views, or membership in a particular social group, and cannot expect protection from their government.

What policy in Zimbabwe contributed to the country's growing fragility?

What was the "Monterey Consensus"?

What is human security?

Which of the following provided aid to participants in the civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo?

Sources of American Foreign Policy

Competing Currents in Us Foreign Policy

American Military Strategy in an ERA of Power Diffusion

America and the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction

An American Economic Conundrum: Neo-liberalism or Neo-Mercantilism

Democracy and Human Rights: Legitimate Objectives of American Policy

Energy and the Environment: The Limits of Us Leadership

America and the Palestinian-Israeli Imbroglio

Arab Spring or Arab Winter

America and Radical Islam

The United States and China: Engagement or Containment

America, Europe, and Nato: A Changing Partnership

America and Russia: Values Versus Power

Conclusion: America, a Wary Hegemon

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