Chapter 13 Quiz Flashcards
What was one of the unintended consequences of Rooseveltโs โbig stickโ policy ?
Resentment of American Power
Name the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council. China, France, Russia,
United Kingdom
United States
This term is applied to a country that seeks to develop weapons of mass destruction; supplies, supports, or provides a safe haven for terrorist organizations; disregards international law; violates human rights; and threatens regional or world security
Rogue nations
What term is used to describe American policy toward communism during the Cold War and led to combat in Korea and Vietnam ?
Containment
What term means U.S. government offices or residences that are located in foreign capitals ?
Embassies
During the Cold War the United States worked vigorously to prevent the spread of
Communism
What secretary of state successfully persuaded the Arab nations to lift the oil embargo in the early 1970 ?
Henry Kissinger
Which U.S. president worked out the Camp David Accords between Egypt and Israel ?
Jimmy Carter
Who negotiated the first treaty between Japan and a Western nation ?
Matthew Perry
Which is the oldest and most prestigious cabinet department ?
Department of State
Who led the first diplomatic mission from the United States ?
Benjamin Franklin
Which two countries have used funds from the Agency for International Development to build themselves strong, independent economies ?
Taiwan and South Korea
Who was president during the Cuban missile crisis ?
John Kennedy
Where did the united states perform peacekeeping missions in the 1990s ?
Somalia and the Balkans
Explain the role of each of the following in making foreign policy; the president, the White House offices, Congress, and media
President- occupies the center stage in the making of foreign policy because of the powers granted to him by the constitution
White House offices- it goes to different departments
Congress- shares the power in making the policy
Media- ability to provide world news, commentary, and analysis nearly instantaneously is a powerful force in shaping public opinion