Organizations
Policymakers
American Foreign Policy
Defense Policy
International
100
NATO is an acronym for this
What is North Atlantic Treaty Organization
100
Main force behind foreign policy
Who is the president?
100
This is a foreign policy in which one nation chooses to stay out of other nation's conflicts
What is isolationism?
100
This kind of weaponry is most common in wars on terrorism
What are nuclear weapons?
100
This is a special tax added to imported goods to raise the price
What is a tariff?
200
Tourism is a part of this organizational group
What are individuals?
200
Two policymakers that typically work together through the system of checks and balances
Who is the president and congress?
200
The two countries fought in the Cold War
What are United States and Soviet Union?
200
One theory states that Americans much choose between defense spending and this other kind of spending
What is social spending?
200
This is another word for mutual dependency and means that the actions of nations affect one another's economic lifelines
What is interdependency?
300
This is the best-known international organization
What is the UN (United Nations)?
300
Secretary of State is a main part of this group of policymakers
What are diplomats?
300
The US went to war with these two countries because of the 9/11 attacks
What are Afghanistan and Iraq?
300
The force structure has been changed to make armed forces this (give one of three adjectives)
What is lighter? What is faster? What is more flexible?
300
This is the US' strong suit which is the reason we were labeled a superpower
What is military?
400
Churches and labor unions are a part of this type of organization
What are nongovernmental organizations?
400
This policy maker(s) can commit a nation to a course of action
What is the president?
400
This president added a new policy for defending against missiles which he called Strategic Defense Initiative
Who is Ronald Reagan?
400
Some argue that the most crucial aspect of national defense is this
What is a strong economy?
400
These are nonmilitary penalties imposed on a foreign government in an attempt to modify its behavior
What is economic sanctions?
500
This type of organization has joined forces with agents such as the CIA
What are multinational corporations?
500
Joint Chiefs of Staff are part of this group of policymakers
What is the National Security Establishment?
500
This policy proposed a transformation from conflict thinking to cooperative thinking
What is detente?
500
The US has this many men and women on active duty for defense
What is 1.4 million?
500
The spread of this has enabled the creation of nuclear weapons and the missiles needed to develop such weapons
What is technology?
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