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National Security/IOP quiz
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1.Which
interest
is defined “if threatened, poses an existential hazard to US population, territory, or civil society?”
Strategic
Vital
Peripheral
Important
2
What are some tools at a country’s disposal for using
economic
power?
Diplomatic statements, alliances, military aid
Propaganda, cybersecurity, intelligence
Sanctions, tariffs, trade agreements
Military force, diplomacy, alliances
3
What are the three categorial types of
national interests
?
Critical, Supportive, Minor
Essential, Significant, Moderate
Strategic, Tactical, Operational
Vital, Important, Peripheral
4
What is the definition of
policy
?
Sets of ideas for employing the instruments of national power.
Specific, measurable goals designed to achieve broader aims or purposes.
Prioritized defense objectives for the DoD to develop and employ force.
A set of rules or guidelines created to govern actions to achieve goals.
5
When properly coordinated, which IOP serves as a force multiplier?
Military alliances
Economic power
Information
Diplomacy
6
Aside from a traditional use of military force, what can national security objectives also include?
All of the above
Economic embargoes
Humanitarian efforts
Diplomatic isolation
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Which of the following BEST defines
interests
IAW Joint Doctrine Note 1-22?
Anything that if threatened would pose a risk to a country’s population.
The geographic region a country seeks to control to maintain sovereignty.
National goals that requires military intervention.
Qualities or principles a nation values and seeks to protect or advance.
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Which IOP involves nuanced negotiations, building alliances, and strategic deployment of a nation's soft power?
Diplomacy
Economic
Military
Information
9
Which of the following is the BEST definition of
national security
?
The protection of a nation’s borders from external threats.
The approach to promoting democracy or human rights globally.
Using military force to protect national security interests.
A broad approach combining domestic and foreign policy to address threats
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What is the fundamental purpose of the
military
instrument of power?
To win wars and deter conflict
To maintain global trade routes
To manage international economic sanctions
To negotiate peace treaties
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What are the four primary instruments of power?
Economic, Intelligence, Military, Technological
Military, Diplomatic, Informational, Economic
Diplomatic, Intelligence, Cyber, Military
Military, Political, Technological, Financial