Chapter 14 Flashcards
What is one function of the department of state?
P
Which organization oversees the Central Intelligence Agency?
The National Security Council
The constitution does not grant specific powers relating to the creation of foreign policy to the
Judicial branch
Who is the foreign policy leader in the United States?
The president
What must happen before the United States can engage in official relations with a foreign nation’s government?
The president must first recognize the nation
What was the purpose of the 1973 War Powers Act?
It limits the presidents power to declare war
One reason the United States wants to continue to maintain good relations with Saudi Arabia is because of Saudi Arabia’s ?
Oil
A period of democratization throughout Eastern Europe in the 1980s was a result of
Gorbachev (‘s market and policy reforms)
Which is one way that U.S. foreign policy changed as a result of September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the United States?
A pre-emptive strike (preventive war)
What threat was the strategy of containment designed to stop?
Communism
Which policy refers to the building up of U.S. armed forces to discourage acts of military aggression
Deterrence (intimidation)
Why were relations between North and South Korea strained after 1953?
The war is still officially on. No peace treaty was signed
What effect did Gorbachev’s market and policy have on Eastern Europe in the 1980s ?
Communist government’s collapsed
Which of the following best describes the international approach to foreign policy?
Cooperation
Which of the following is an example of a diplomatic tool of foreign policy ?
A number of embassies are in other countries