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Leadership Styles
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Making Foreign Policy
Economic Policy
International Relations
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A policy using military, economic, and endiplomatic policies to stall the spread of Communism.
What is the containment policy?
100
You learn of Pakistan acquiring nuclear weapons, what foreign policy tool do you use?
Intelligence gathering, covert missions.
100
The pursuit of an actor's vital national interests beyond their own borders.
What is the definition of foreign policy?
100
An economic system in which the means of production are privately owned and operated for profit, usually in competitive markets.
What is Capitalism?
100
What is Russia- Foe What is France- Friend. Name a "friend" and a "foe" of the United States during the Cold War.
Name a "friend" and a "foe" of the United States during the Cold War.
200
Post 9/11 Foreign Policy of the United States. The United States with make decisions to meet America's perceived national interests, not to concede to other countries' complaints or to gain their acceptance.
What is the Bush Doctrine?
200
A revolution takes out a government in a Middle Eastern country. The revolution was peaceful but there is a strong terrorist influence in the country that the government was able to control before their fall. What methods would you use?
Intelligence to investigate the plans of the terrorists. Economic incentives to help set up a democratic government. Diplomacy to communicate with the people of the state.
200
Mass Media.
What shapes and influences public opinion?
200
Communism is a social, political and economic movement that aims for an establishment of a classless and stateless communist society structured upon common ownership of the means of production, free access to articles of consumption, and which abolishes the end of wage labour and private property in the means of production and real estate.
What is Communism?
200
What is Great Britain-Friend. What is North Korea, Terror groups.
Name a "friend" and a "foe" of the United States post 9/11.
300
Russia and the United States are allies.
What is post Cold-War.
300
The United States has the opportunity to join a collective security actor in retaliation to the Soviet Union taking part in the Warsaw Pact. What is the name of this actor and what is its significance today?
NATO, today NATO is involved in the security of the 100's of member countries. NATO also works towards stopping terrorism.
300
Homeland Security, they focus on keeping the homeland safe.
What agency was created post 9/11 and what is their main focus?
300
Trade Aid Investments Loans
What are four ways to have economic ties to other countries?
300
Bipolar distribution. Russia and The United States.
What was the power distribution during the Cold War, and the countries in power?
400
The theory that once one nation falls to Communism all the countries surrounding it will also fall.
What is the domino theory and how does it relate to terrorism?
400
What would have happened during the Cold War if nuclear missiles were fired?
What is mass devastation to both the United States and Soviets. The countries both probably would have fallen.
400
This group assist the President on making foreign policy. The Council consists of the Vice President, the Secretary of State, the Secretary of the Treasury, the Secretary of Defense, and the Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs. The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff is the statutory military advisor to the Council, and the Director of National Intelligence is the intelligence advisor. The Chief of Staff to the President, Counsel to the President, and the Assistant to the President for Economic Policy are invited to attend any NSC meeting.
What is the National Security Council.
400
There are 5. Including North Korea, China, Laos, Cuba, Vietnam.
What are some Communist countries that exist today?
400
Unipolar. The United States.
What is the current power distribution in the post 9/11 era?
500
The Powell/Weinburger Doctrine.
What was the policy post Cold War but pre 9/11?
500
You are a marine stationed in Iraq or Afghanistan, trying to gain the trust of the locals. What are some strategies you use?
What is building morale by talking to them and getting to know them. And only doing your job, not policing them.
500
President, Vice-President, Sec. of State, Sec. of Defense, JCS, Homeland Security, CIA.
Who makes up the NSC?
500
Gorbachev turned to fixing the Soviet Union's problems at home because of this factor.
What is economic struggles.
500
Soft power, the diplomatic, intangible factors. Hard power, the use of military forces.
What are the two ways that a country can place power over another country?