Turkısh Foreıgn Polıcy I Ara 3. Deneme Sınavı

Toplam 18 Soru
PAYLAŞ:

1.Soru

During the prewar period, the focus of Turkish foreign policy was on maintaining the __________?


status quo

better economy

better roads

better healthcare

better international relations


2.Soru

Which of the followings became an ally to Turkey against the Italian revisionism and Nazi Germany? 


Britain

Russia

Bulgaria

America

France


3.Soru

The new Turkish Republic’s foreign policy toward its ____________ neighbors was based on the idea of ‘unchanging borders.?


Greek

Middle-east

East

Northern

Balkan


4.Soru

When did Turkey become a member in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)?


1937

1944

1952

1955

1960


5.Soru

When was the Turkish Republic founded?


1920

1923

1925

1928

1935


6.Soru

Which of the following words completes the description below correctly?

…………………….. covers not only the political and governmental life but also the whole social and cultural life.


Republicanism

Nationalism

Secularism

Revolutionism

Pan-Islamism


7.Soru

Which of the following concepts did the Ottoman Empire adopt after the late 17th century?


Military-offensive approach

Balance of power

Temporary fixes

Emergent practice

Act-sense-respond


8.Soru

When was the Casablanca Conference?


1941

1942

1943

1944

1946


9.Soru

"The Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union (1947-1991) is the most known case for  __________. " Which of the following options correctly completes the sentence above?


Status quo

Nationalism

Republican Foreign Policy

Bipolar system

Multipolar system


10.Soru

Situated at the geo-political and geo-strategic center of the world, Turkey, some _________________ after World War I, found herself in a multilateral dilemma.


twelve years

fifteen years

twenty years

twentyfive years

thirty years


11.Soru

Which of the statements below include true information about structural determinants?

I. Structural Determinants are continuous and static variables that shape a country’s foreign policy.

II. Structural Determinants are not directly related to the international political developments and current issues in international politics.

III. Structural Determinants can have long term impact on the determination of foreign policy such as geographical position, historical experiences, and cultural background.


Only I

Only II

Only I and III

Only II and III

I.II.III


12.Soru

Which of the followings was emphasized with the motto “Peace at home Peace in the world” by Atatürk?


Irredentism

Nationalism

Morality

Idealism

Pragmatism


13.Soru

What is the time interval for World War II?


1915-1925

1925-1930

1935-1948

1939-1945

1952-1968


14.Soru

Which one of the following is not an issue dealt with at the Treaty of Lausanne?


Turkey’s borders

Minorities

Capitulations

Credits

Straits 


15.Soru

Which of the followings was not an action that Turkey took in terms of  Western-dependent foreign policy?


Saidabad Pact (1937)

Becoming a member of the Council of Europe (1950)

Truman Doctrine (1947)

Marshall Plan (1948)

Joining the Organization for European Economic Cooperation (1948)


16.Soru

Which of the followings has served as the international recognition of the Turkish National Pact (Misak-ı Milli)?


Treaty of Neutrality and Non-aggression

Peace Treaty of Sevres

Treaty of Lausanne

Treaty of Friendship and Non-aggression

Treaty of Alliance


17.Soru

Which of the following problems was left unsolved in Lausanne?


Mosul

Capitulations

The Straits

The Ottoman debts

Minorities


18.Soru

Which of the following statements is false about Turkey’s Cold War foreign policies?


Considering the Soviet pressure on Turkey for territorial adjustments and its westernization process, Turkey preferred the Western camp at the end of the Second World War

Parallel to the transformation in the international system, Turkey’s domestic politics also experienced major changes moving into a multiparty system

The political desire for democratization also contributed to Turkey’s move to closer relations with the Western democracies

Turkey’s economic needs at the end of the War and extensive requirements for economic and military foreign aid also exacerbated its western dependency

Turkey’s international standing during the Cold War could be classified as Eastern-dependent due to both systemic factors and domestic developments