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Question by Nena: help with these us history questions?
PLEASE DON’T FEEL LIKE YOU HAVE TO ANSWER ALL OF THEM, I’M OKAY WITH JUST ONE BUT THAT YOU’RE CERTAIN THANK YOU

1.The video on the Gulf War of 1991 indicated that initially the

a)civilians and the military in the Bush administration opposed war against Iraq but public opinion pressured them to attack Iraq.
b)civilians in the Bush administration were for war against Iraq and the military opposed it.
c)civilians and the military in the Bush administration agreed that war against Iraq was necessary.
d)civilians in the Bush administration were against war with iraq while the military lobbied for war.

2.According to the Center for Defense Information study on Soviet influence in the world reported in class, Soviet influence around the world was greatest in

a)1945
b)1958
c)1962
d)1980

3.According to Targ, the underlying continuity in United States foreign policy is based on a

a)constant concern for the national security of the United States
b)belief that the United States should withdraw from the world of power politics
c)commitment to achieving the capacity to intervene economically around the world; a commitment that begins with the industrial revolution in 19th century America and continues to this day.
c)fear of communism as totalitarian threat to freedom.
d)refusal to participate in international institutions such as the United Nations.

4.“Any attempt by any outside force to gain control of the Persian Gulf region will be regarded as an assault on the vital interests of the United States, and such an assault will be repelled by use of any means necessary, including military force. This became know as the

a)Bush doctrine
b)Clinton Doctrine
c)Reagan Doctrine
d) Carter Doctrine
5.The neo-liberal policy agenda endorsed by the United States in the 1990s calls for other countries to

a)increase the role of the state in economic affairs and reduce the role of the anarchy of the marketplace.
b)increase tariff barriers to block outside companies from taking over local markets for industrial and agricultural commodities.
c)disarm their military establishments and invest the savings in education and health care.
d)privatize their economies, cut back on public services, reduce the role of the state in the economy and based on the assumption that these policies will make their economies attractive to foreign investors.

6.The Nixon administration played a pivotal role in the overthrow of a democratically elected government in

a)Chile
b)Guatemala
c)Nicaragua
d)El Salvador

7.The magazine, US News and World Report, reported that the Pentagon sees U.S. security as threatened primarily by

a)instability in the Caribbean and Northern parts of South America
b)lack of democracy in the Persian Gulf region
c)attacks on newly emerging vital oil resources in the region of the Caspian Sea
d)an “arc of instability” that runs in a line across South American, North Africa, the Middle East, the Persian Gulf, to East Asia.

8.Ambrose writes that “far more satisfactory to the Reagan administration and to the public, was a successful piece of gunboat diplomacy on the tiny Caribbean island of “ what? Reagan has sent 1,900 marines to invade this island.

a)Cuba
b)Jamaica
c)Grenada
d)the Falkland Islands

9.Who said: “At last we licked the Vietnam syndrome.”

a)President Clinton after a bombing campaign against Serbia.
b)President Reagan after an air attack on Libya.
c)President George Herbert Walker Bush at the end of the first war on Iraq.
d)Current President Bush in May, 2003 announcing the end of the current war on Iraq.

10.Vietnamization was the policy that President Nixon adopted which involved

a)increasing US troop strength to defeat the enemy so that then the South Vietnamese troops could take over defense of the country.
b)increasing US bombing while steadily withdrawing all US ground troops from Vietnam; thus leaving the ground combat to South Vietnamese troops.
c)pulling out all ground and air troops and ending the US commitment to South Vietnam
d)launching a dramatic peace offensive by cutting back bombing and beginning negotiations.

11. Nixon, trying to influence both communist enemies (the Soviet Union and China), launched a policy that became known as

a)Vietnamization
b)deterrence
c)playing the China card
d)ping pong diplomacy

12. The “regionalists” in the Carter administration were most influential over presidential decisionmaking

a)during the first two years of his presidency
b)after the fall of the Shah of Iran
c)after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan
d)the month before the Americans were taken hostage in Iran.

13.The central goal of President Clinton’s foreign policy was to

a)promote human rights around the world
b)stop terrorism
c)make the United Nations more effective
d)promote market democracies

14.Low Intensity Conflict refers to

a)negotiating f

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Question by Nena: help with these us history questions?
PLEASE DON’T FEEL LIKE YOU HAVE TO ANSWER ALL OF THEM, I’M OKAY WITH JUST ONE BUT THAT YOU’RE CERTAIN THANK YOU

1.The video on the Gulf War of 1991 indicated that initially the

a)civilians and the military in the Bush administration opposed war against Iraq but public opinion pressured them to attack Iraq.
b)civilians in the Bush administration were for war against Iraq and the military opposed it.
c)civilians and the military in the Bush administration agreed that war against Iraq was necessary.
d)civilians in the Bush administration were against war with iraq while the military lobbied for war.

2.According to the Center for Defense Information study on Soviet influence in the world reported in class, Soviet influence around the world was greatest in

a)1945
b)1958
c)1962
d)1980

3.According to Targ, the underlying continuity in United States foreign policy is based on a

a)constant concern for the national security of the United States
b)belief that the United States should withdraw from the world of power politics
c)commitment to achieving the capacity to intervene economically around the world; a commitment that begins with the industrial revolution in 19th century America and continues to this day.
c)fear of communism as totalitarian threat to freedom.
d)refusal to participate in international institutions such as the United Nations.

4.“Any attempt by any outside force to gain control of the Persian Gulf region will be regarded as an assault on the vital interests of the United States, and such an assault will be repelled by use of any means necessary, including military force. This became know as the

a)Bush doctrine
b)Clinton Doctrine
c)Reagan Doctrine
d) Carter Doctrine
5.The neo-liberal policy agenda endorsed by the United States in the 1990s calls for other countries to

a)increase the role of the state in economic affairs and reduce the role of the anarchy of the marketplace.
b)increase tariff barriers to block outside companies from taking over local markets for industrial and agricultural commodities.
c)disarm their military establishments and invest the savings in education and health care.
d)privatize their economies, cut back on public services, reduce the role of the state in the economy and based on the assumption that these policies will make their economies attractive to foreign investors.

6.The Nixon administration played a pivotal role in the overthrow of a democratically elected government in

a)Chile
b)Guatemala
c)Nicaragua
d)El Salvador

7.The magazine, US News and World Report, reported that the Pentagon sees U.S. security as threatened primarily by

a)instability in the Caribbean and Northern parts of South America
b)lack of democracy in the Persian Gulf region
c)attacks on newly emerging vital oil resources in the region of the Caspian Sea
d)an “arc of instability” that runs in a line across South American, North Africa, the Middle East, the Persian Gulf, to East Asia.

8.Ambrose writes that “far more satisfactory to the Reagan administration and to the public, was a successful piece of gunboat diplomacy on the tiny Caribbean island of “ what? Reagan has sent 1,900 marines to invade this island.

a)Cuba
b)Jamaica
c)Grenada
d)the Falkland Islands

9.Who said: “At last we licked the Vietnam syndrome.”

a)President Clinton after a bombing campaign against Serbia.
b)President Reagan after an air attack on Libya.
c)President George Herbert Walker Bush at the end of the first war on Iraq.
d)Current President Bush in May, 2003 announcing the end of the current war on Iraq.

10.Vietnamization was the policy that President Nixon adopted which involved

a)increasing US troop strength to defeat the enemy so that then the South Vietnamese troops could take over defense of the country.
b)increasing US bombing while steadily withdrawing all US ground troops from Vietnam; thus leaving the ground combat to South Vietnamese troops.
c)pulling out all ground and air troops and ending the US commitment to South Vietnam
d)launching a dramatic peace offensive by cutting back bombing and beginning negotiations.

11. Nixon, trying to influence both communist enemies (the Soviet Union and China), launched a policy that became known as

a)Vietnamization
b)deterrence
c)playing the China card
d)ping pong diplomacy

12. The “regionalists” in the Carter administration were most influential over presidential decisionmaking

a)during the first two years of his presidency
b)after the fall of the Shah of Iran
c)after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan
d)the month before the Americans were taken hostage in Iran.

13.The central goal of President Clinton’s foreign policy was to

a)promote human rights around the world
b)stop terrorism
c)make the United Nations more effective
d)promote market democracies

14.Low Intensity Conflict refers to

a)negotiating f

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Answer by Will
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