Exam 18: Foreign Policy

Maintaining military might in order to prevent another state from taking a certain action,such as the U.S.nuclear policy vis-à-vis the Soviets,is known as ______.

The plan to help European economies recover after World War II was named the ______.

A ______ is one that breaks international norms and procedures and tries to develop,sell,or use weapons of mass destruction.

An example of an intergovernmental organization is ______.

The United States grants most favored nation status to ______.

The tension between foreign policy and democracy is unavoidable.

The Cold War policy of the United States that sought to prevent the spread of communism was known as ______.

Terrorism is violence aimed specifically at ______ in order to produce ______ that will lead to policy change.

The refusal of one country to allow trade or commerce with another as a tool of foreign policy is ______.

A rogue state is one that ______.

The relationship between the president and Congress in foreign policy has become a struggle because ______.

Define the terms intergovernmental organizations,nongovernmental organizations,and multinational corporations and explain the role of each in world politics.

Strategic policy,such as the United States' use of containment,tends to be developed by ______.

Concerning declarations of war,the ______.

Nike and General Motors are examples of ______.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)is a ______.

The president's inner circle of foreign-policy advisers that includes such people as the secretaries of state and defense and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff is the ______.

Providing foreign aid to another country in order to get a specific course of action from that country is an example of ______.

The idea that the end of the Cold War would lead to reduced U.S.defense spending was known as the ______.

The relationship between the media and government in the area of foreign policy is ______.