Ünite Sınavı Soruları

What is the central concern of Neo Conservative American foreign policy?

• Global perspective: The US as a unique power within the global era. •
• Central concern: American role in the global security. US as the leader in a grand project to eliminate military or terror threats to the security of America and its allies (primarily Israel). Elimination of such threats as rogue states, terrorist organizations and WMD.
• Partially represented by: Reagan administration (Reagan Doctrine: promoted anti-communist guerilla movements against Marxist regimes) • Best represented by: George W. Bush (Bush Doctrine: particularly in regard to its foreign policy towards ME and its support of Israel and war in Iraq)

Which American foreign policy is defined above?

Which of the following perspectives on American Foreign Policy (Traditions) ignored and downgraded international institutions?

• Central concern: American domestic economy enhanced by domestic social reform rather than engaging in foreign interventions that would disrupt economic prosperity.
• National perspective: The US foreign policy should be governed by the principle of national interest which is the promotion and protection of the interests of the Americans.
• Best represented by: Jimmy Carter administration

Which American foreign policy is defined above?

• Central concern: American national security enhanced by national unity rather than engaging in foreign interventions that are remote from American vital interests.
• National perspective: The US foreign policy should be governed by the principle of national interest which is the promotion and protection of the interests of Americans.
• Best represented by: George H. W. Bush

Which American foreign policy is described above?

"By the turn of 2000s, the United States was the sole super-power in the world as the Soviet Union was no longer a challenger."

Which of the followings is not one of the dimensions that resulted in the aforementioned outcome?

What does the 'pivot to Asia' strategy mean?

What was  the answer to the question “Why were we targeted?”

1. America should preserve its military dominance in the post-Cold War world.
2. Foreign Policy should be considered as a moral clarity between the forces of good (superiority of democracy) and evil and strong military should be advocated
3. America should not only leverage its military power, but it should also be eager to utilize its military force to pursue its interests.
4. International institutions should not be taken so seriously.

Which of the above is among the tenets of neoconservative foreign policy thought?

1. China's rise in East Asia
2. the significance of Asia
3. China's taking place in Iraq War

Which of the above is/are among the main causes of "pivot to Asia" strategy?