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Contemporary American foreign Policy: Influences, Challenges, and Opportunities 1st Edition Test Bank

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Chapter 1Multiple ChoiceQuestions1. Which of the following best describes transnational relations.a. Relations between sovereign states.b. Relations among foreign-policy bureaucrats in several countries.*c. Relations among social groups indifferent societies.d. Relations among individuals in several ethnic groups in a country.2. Why did the Departments of State and Defense oppose immediate U.S. recognition ofIsrael in 1948?*a. Recognition might endanger U.S. relations with oil-rich Arab states.b. Israel had occupied a larger share of Palestine than recommended in the UN partitionplan.c. Great Britain’s Balfour Declaration had recommendedagainst establishing a Jewishstate.d. The territory of Israel included the West Bank of the Jordan River.3. Which of the following has blurred the distinction between the foreign and domesticpolicy arenas?a. Regional economic free-trade agreements.b. High-speed commercial jet aircraft.c. International organizations.*d. Globalization.4. Which source of U.S. foreign policy is reflected by the global distribution of power?a. Government.*b. External.c. Role.d. Society.5. Which of the following countries is most likely to be highly affected by external events?a. Russia.b. China.*c.Singapore.d. The United States.6. Which of the following countries is likely to be least affected by societal factors?*a. Russia.b. The United States.

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