New Notes October 29, 2014 Flashcards

1
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In the Korean War the____aided pro-American South Korea when it was invaded by Communist North Korea.

A

U.S.

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2
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_____ saw the invasion of South Korea as expansionism by the Soviet Union and sent American troops there under UN sponsorship.

A

Truman

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3
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______ war the United States committed troops for many years to fight on the side of the South Vietnamese government against Communists N. Vietnam.

A

The Vietnam War

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4
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In 1989 the _____ dividing Communist East Germany from the democratic West Germany was torn down by demonstrators.

A

Berlin Wall

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5
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U.S. troops were sent to hot spots across the globe while _______ called on the U.S. to stay involved in world politics to protect American trade interests, encourage democracy, and advance human rights.

A

Policymakers

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6
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In 1990 Iraq’s leader _____________, invaded neighboring Kuwait threatening Middle Eastern of supplies.

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Saddam Hussein

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7
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These actions included a program of inspections aimed at preventing Iraq from developing weapons of ____ _____

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Mass Distruction

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8
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During the 1990’s Saddam Hussein kept tension high by failing to cooperate with ____________

A

UN-mandated inspections

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9
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Throughout the 1990’s ______ _____sent U.S. forces to several places in attempts to maintain political order and protect humanitarian interests.

A

President Clinton

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10
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In 1992 American troops join a multi-nation force in Somalia to protect___ _____ operating during a Civil War.

A

Relief Organizations

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11
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In 1994 American troops preserved order in Haiti when their ______ was forced to flee the country.

A

President

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12
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In 1995 _____and _____allies intervened to end ethnic warfare among Croats, Serbs, and Muslims resulting from the breakup of the former Yugoslavia.

A

American and NATO

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13
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In 1999, American and NATO air power and troops forced _________ to withdraw from the Yugoslavian province of Kosovo.

A

Serbian Troops

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14
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The___ and ____ ____ identified the attack as the work of Al-Qaeda, a global network of Islamic terrorists whose leaders were based in Afghanistan.

A

FBI and intelligence sources

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15
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___ ___ __ ___ quickly announced that a and war on terrorism would become the focus of his administration.

A

President George W. Bush

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16
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The ____ _____framework states that preemption should replace containment and deterrence as the foundation American strategy.

A

Bush Administrations

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17
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______ means that the US will strike first with military force against any terrorist groups or rogue states that might threaten the nation with weapons of mass destruction.

A

Preemption

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18
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President Bush implied_____ in March 2003 when the US and a coalition of others removed the government of Saddam Hussein.

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Preemption

19
Q

In December 2003, ___ ____ would be captured.

A

Saddam Hussein

20
Q

The _____of the constitution attempted to divide the responsibility for foreign affairs between the president and Congress.

A

Framers

21
Q

The president derives power to formulate foreign policy from two sources:

A

The constitution lists certain presidential powers related to foreign policy.
As the head of the world’s superpower, the president functions as an important world leader.

22
Q

The ______ grants the president the power to be the commander in chief of the nation’s military forces.

A

Constitution

23
Q

The president may send ___, ____, and ____or may even use nuclear weapons anywhere in the world, without congressional approval.

A

Troops, ships, and planes

24
Q

In addition, Article ___, Section ___ grants the president certain diplomatic powers.

A

2 and 2

25
Q

The president appoints _______, who represents the nation in diplomatic matters.

A

Ambassadors

26
Q

By receiving these ambassadors, the president gives ___ ____ to that government.

A

Formal Recognition

27
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_____ to receive an ambassador, the president can withhold diplomatic recognition of a foreign government.

A

Refusing

28
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Formal Recognition of a government’s vital because it qualifies that government to receive ____ and ___ ___ ___ ____.

A

Economic and other forms of aid

29
Q

Article 11, Section 2 also gives the president power to make ____.

A

Treaties

30
Q

A _____ is a formal agreement between the governments of two or more nations’.

A

Treaty

31
Q

As head of state, the president plays an important part in controlling ___ ____.

A

Foreign Policy

32
Q

The president has the final responsibility for _____foreign policy.

A

Establishing

33
Q

Two cabinet departments make foreign policy a full time concern:

A

Department of Defense

Department of State

34
Q

The__ ___ ___supervises all the diplomatic activities of the American government.

A

Secretary of State

35
Q

The secretary of state carries on diplomacy at the ___ _____.

A

Highest Level

36
Q

He/she frequently travels to ____ _____for important negotiations with head of state and represents the US at major international conference.

A

Foreign Capitals

37
Q

The secretary of defense supervises the ____ _____ of the United States government.

A

Military Activities

38
Q

The president receives ___ and _____ from the secretary of defense on the nation’s military forces, weapons, and bases.

A

Information and Advice

39
Q

The national security adviser is the director of the _____ ____ _____ (____) plays a major role in foreign affairs.

A

National Security Council (NSC)

40
Q

__ ___ ____ was the first woman to be chosen as national security adviser.

A

Dr. Condoleezza Rice

41
Q

The task of gathering and coordinating this information is primarily the responsibility of the ____ ____ ____.

A

Central Intelligence Agency

42
Q

The National Security Act established the ____and defined its duties in 1947.

A

CIA

43
Q

Today the CIA under the direction of the National Security Council, coordinates the ___ ______ of other agencies.

A

Intelligence Activites

44
Q

The CIA also safeguards ___ ___ ___and ____ ____ ____ that the council authorities.

A

Top Secret Information and Conducts Intelligence Operations