Question 1

Which of the following describes U.S. grand strategy during the Cold War?

Accepted Answer

A)  Multilateralist. 
B)  Unilateralist. 
C)  Interventionist. 
D)  All of the above. 
A)  Multilateralist. 
B)  Unilateralist. 
C)  Interventionist. 
D)  All of the above.

Question 2

The attraction of American values constitutes __________ because it influences others to accept American policies while ___________ such as military and economic capabilities is necessary to preserve those values and project them abroad.

Accepted Answer

"soft powe

Question 3

Which of the following members of the Bush administration was an internationalist rather than a neoconservative?

Accepted Answer

A)  Dick Chaney. 
B)  Donald Rumsfeld. 
C)  Colin Powell. 
D)  Paul Wolfowitz. 
A)  Dick Chaney. 
B)  Donald Rumsfeld. 
C)  Colin Powell. 
D)  Paul Wolfowitz.

Question 4

Which of the following post-Cold War presidents was not an internationalist?

Accepted Answer

A)  George H. W. Bush. 
B)  Bill Clinton. 
C)  George W. Bush. 
D)  None of the above. 
A)  George H. W. Bush. 
B)  Bill Clinton. 
C)  George W. Bush. 
D)  None of the above.

Question 5

Which of the following represented the successful spread of American values?

Accepted Answer

A)  Japan after World War II. 
B)  Russia after the Cold War. 
C)  Vietnam after the Vietnam War. 
D)  Iraq after 2003. 
A)  Japan after World War II. 
B)  Russia after the Cold War. 
C)  Vietnam after the Vietnam War. 
D)  Iraq after 2003.

Question 6

In 1915, Germany launched a submarine campaign that resulted in American deaths, notably the sinking of the British-registered _________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In 1915, Germany launched a submarine campaign...

Question 7

American foreign policy is often described in dichotomies: pursuit of values versus interests, isolationism versus _____________, unilateralism versus ___________, and _______________ versus non-interventionism.

Accepted Answer

internationalism, mu

Question 8

Which administration witnessed U.S. interventions in Haiti, Bosnia, and Kosovo?

Accepted Answer

A)  George H. W. Bush. 
B)  Clinton. 
C)  George W. Bush. 
D)  Obama. 
A)  George H. W. Bush. 
B)  Clinton. 
C)  George W. Bush. 
D)  Obama.

Question 9

Which of the following are sometimes known as sovereignty-minded multilateralists?

Accepted Answer

A)  Republicans. 
B)  Federalists. 
C)  Democrats. 
D)  Socialists. 
A)  Republicans. 
B)  Federalists. 
C)  Democrats. 
D)  Socialists.

Question 10

Which of the following represents the American position on the legality of interventionism?

Accepted Answer

A)  Intervention without United Nations approval is illegal. 
B)  Intervention is prohibited because it violates another country's sovereignty. 
C)  Invention is only legal when it is undertaken for humanitarian reasons. 
D)  States retain the right to determine which interests are sufficiently vital to justify intervention. 
A)  Intervention without United Nations approval is illegal. 
B)  Intervention is prohibited because it violates another country's sovereignty. 
C)  Invention is only legal when it is undertaken for humanitarian reasons. 
D)  States retain the right to determine which interests are sufficiently vital to justify intervention.

Question 11

America maintains a perpetual lease to the site of the ________________, owing to a 1901 amendment to a joint congressional resolution known as the Platt Amendment.

Accepted Answer

Guantanamo

Question 12

Which U.S. president sought to annex Texas, Mexican California, and the Oregon Territory?

Accepted Answer

A)  James K. Polk. 
B)  William Henry Harrison. 
C)  John Tyler. 
D)  Zachary Taylor. 
A)  James K. Polk. 
B)  William Henry Harrison. 
C)  John Tyler. 
D)  Zachary Taylor.

Question 13

President ___________ offered his good offices to help end the 1905 Russo-Japanese War for which he was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize.

Accepted Answer

The answer of President ___________ offered his good offices to...

Question 14

Identify two multilateral treaties that the U.S. failed to adopt during Obama's first term

Accepted Answer

These included the Law of the

Question 15

Why did the Obama administration "pivot back" to Europe during the president's second term?

Accepted Answer

It did so owing to R

Question 16

Which of the following best describes Woodrow Wilson's foreign policy views?

Accepted Answer

A)  Realist.. 
B)  Isolationist. 
C)  Liberal. 
D)  Unilateralist. 
A)  Realist.. 
B)  Isolationist. 
C)  Liberal. 
D)  Unilateralist.

Question 17

What U.S. president campaigned under the slogan "He kept us out of war!"?

Accepted Answer

A)  Woodrow Wilson. 
B)  Calvin Coolidge. 
C)  Herbert Hoover. 
D)  Franklin 
A)  Woodrow Wilson. 
B)  Calvin Coolidge. 
C)  Herbert Hoover. 
D)  Franklin

Question 18

Which two events illustrated the tension between isolationism and internationalism in 19th-century U.S. foreign policy.

Accepted Answer

A)  The Spanish-American War and the annexation of Hawaii. 
B)  The Civil War and the Mexican-American War. 
C)  The Louisiana Purchase and the Monroe Doctrine. 
D)  None of the above. 
A)  The Spanish-American War and the annexation of Hawaii. 
B)  The Civil War and the Mexican-American War. 
C)  The Louisiana Purchase and the Monroe Doctrine. 
D)  None of the above.

Question 19

What was the nature of the shift in foreign policy in the Obama administration?

Accepted Answer

A)  Isolationism to Internationalism. 
B)  Unilateralism to Multilateralism. 
C)  Noninterventionism to Interventionism. 
D)  Engagement to Disengagement. 
A)  Isolationism to Internationalism. 
B)  Unilateralism to Multilateralism. 
C)  Noninterventionism to Interventionism. 
D)  Engagement to Disengagement.

Question 20

Why did America's George Washington resist trying to spread American values overseas?

Accepted Answer

A)  To protect U.S. industry. 
B)  America was still a weak country. 
C)  The attraction of opening the West. 
D)  Dismay at the French Revolution. 
A)  To protect U.S. industry. 
B)  America was still a weak country. 
C)  The attraction of opening the West. 
D)  Dismay at the French Revolution.

Which of the following describes U.S. grand strategy during the Cold War?

The attraction of American values constitutes because it influences others to accept American policies while _ such as military and economic capabilities is necessary to preserve those values and project them abroad.

Which of the following members of the Bush administration was an internationalist rather than a neoconservative?

Which of the following post-Cold War presidents was not an internationalist?

Which of the following represented the successful spread of American values?

In 1915, Germany launched a submarine campaign that resulted in American deaths, notably the sinking of the British-registered _________.

American foreign policy is often described in dichotomies: pursuit of values versus interests, isolationism versus _______, unilateralism versus _, and ___________ versus non-interventionism.

Which administration witnessed U.S. interventions in Haiti, Bosnia, and Kosovo?

Which of the following are sometimes known as sovereignty-minded multilateralists?

Which of the following represents the American position on the legality of interventionism?

America maintains a perpetual lease to the site of the ________________, owing to a 1901 amendment to a joint congressional resolution known as the Platt Amendment.

Which U.S. president sought to annex Texas, Mexican California, and the Oregon Territory?

President ___________ offered his good offices to help end the 1905 Russo-Japanese War for which he was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize.

Identify two multilateral treaties that the U.S. failed to adopt during Obama's first term

Why did the Obama administration "pivot back" to Europe during the president's second term?

Which of the following best describes Woodrow Wilson's foreign policy views?

What U.S. president campaigned under the slogan "He kept us out of war!"?

Which two events illustrated the tension between isolationism and internationalism in 19^th-century U.S. foreign policy.

What was the nature of the shift in foreign policy in the Obama administration?

Why did America's George Washington resist trying to spread American values overseas?

Sources of American 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

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

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

Filters

Exam 2: Competing Currents in Us Foreign Policy

Which of the following describes U.S. grand strategy during the Cold War?

The attraction of American values constitutes __________ because it influences others to accept American policies while ___________ such as military and economic capabilities is necessary to preserve those values and project them abroad.

Which of the following members of the Bush administration was an internationalist rather than a neoconservative?

Which of the following post-Cold War presidents was not an internationalist?

Which of the following represented the successful spread of American values?

In 1915, Germany launched a submarine campaign that resulted in American deaths, notably the sinking of the British-registered _________.

American foreign policy is often described in dichotomies: pursuit of values versus interests, isolationism versus _____________, unilateralism versus ___________, and _______________ versus non-interventionism.

Which administration witnessed U.S. interventions in Haiti, Bosnia, and Kosovo?

Which of the following are sometimes known as sovereignty-minded multilateralists?

Which of the following represents the American position on the legality of interventionism?

America maintains a perpetual lease to the site of the ________________, owing to a 1901 amendment to a joint congressional resolution known as the Platt Amendment.

Which U.S. president sought to annex Texas, Mexican California, and the Oregon Territory?

President ___________ offered his good offices to help end the 1905 Russo-Japanese War for which he was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize.

Identify two multilateral treaties that the U.S. failed to adopt during Obama's first term

Why did the Obama administration "pivot back" to Europe during the president's second term?

Which of the following best describes Woodrow Wilson's foreign policy views?

What U.S. president campaigned under the slogan "He kept us out of war!"?

Which two events illustrated the tension between isolationism and internationalism in 19th-century U.S. foreign policy.

What was the nature of the shift in foreign policy in the Obama administration?

Why did America's George Washington resist trying to spread American values overseas?

Sources of American 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

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

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

Filters

The attraction of American values constitutes because it influences others to accept American policies while _ such as military and economic capabilities is necessary to preserve those values and project them abroad.

American foreign policy is often described in dichotomies: pursuit of values versus interests, isolationism versus _______, unilateralism versus _, and ___________ versus non-interventionism.

Which two events illustrated the tension between isolationism and internationalism in 19^th-century U.S. foreign policy.