Am Gov Ch 13 Bob Jones

Which military branch is now independent but was once a part of another branch?

What is the media's role in foreign policy?

What is the term for the policy held by the US during cold war, that led to the Korean war?

Which is a pair of the permanent members of the U.N. Security Council?

What is one the US Foreign Policy goals?

Name the first female security advisor?

Name a challenge to the US in making foregn policy in modern times.

What US Plan was used to assist western Europe rebuilding after WWII?

Which military branch the largest branch?

Which is the oldest cabinet department?

Correct this: "A consul is the personal representative for the president in a foreign land."

When was Henry Kissinger (who negotiated the lift of the oil embargo) Secretary of State?

What were the years that defined American Isolationism?

What is the primary duty of the marine corps?

Who are people sent to foreign countries that help promote commercial contacts for the US?

Two countries that used funds from Agency for International Development to build their economy

Which is NOT a pair of the permanent members of the U.N. Security Council?

What is the White House Office's role in foreign policy?

Which is the most prestigious cabinet department?

Which presidential candidate from 1940 promised not to send American troops to Europe!

Which doctrine did Kennedy invoke when he blocked the Soviet's installing missiles in Cuba?

Who was the first American diplomat?

Which president warned about American involvement in foreign affairs?

What are US offices and/or residences located in foreign capitals are called ___.

What is the President's role in foreign policy?

What is Congress's role in foreign policy?

What were the years that defined American Transition?

What is the United States policy towards maintaining stability in the middle east?

What person negotiated the first treaty between Japan and a western nation?

What were the years that defined American Vacillation?

What was the state of American security during the 19th century (1800s)?

What is one of Jimmy Carter's major successes?

What is a characteristic of a rouge nation?

What two nations di the US perform peace keeping missions in the 1990s?

What were the years that defined American Expansionism?

What were the years that defined American Obligation?

What was the result of Theodore Roosevelt's "big stick" policy in Central and South America?

Who is responsible for ratifying treaties?

Which is a pair of the permanent members of the U.N. Security Council?

What ideology did the US try to prevent from spreading during the cold war?

What is one the US Foreign Policy goals?

Which military branch has always and still is now a part of another branch?

Which president was in office during the Cuban missile crisis?

Which president established the US as a police force in Latin America by the Great White Fleet?