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Soru 1

I. He was seen as a universalist American nationalist.

II. he saw the US as the center of liberty in the world and equated American interests with the interests of the world.

III. He pursued an ideological foreign policy and tried to bring his vision of the United States to life.

IV. He was a very strong proponent of land expansion across the North American continent.

V. He opposed the idea of the creation of an agrarian republic.

Which statements above are true about Thomas Jefferson?

Soru 2

I. It is named after President Woodrow Wilson

II. Wilsonianism’s core feature is the belief of its proponents in the benevolent nature of American power.

III. They argue that the American military, political, and economic power can and should be used to promote democracy and liberal values abroad.

IV. They argue that the best way to ensure American security and prosperity is to create an international system that is populated by states that share similar values and institutions like the United States.

Which statements above are true about the foreign policy tradition " Wilsonianism"?

Soru 3

I. Jefferson he purchased the Louisiana territory in 1803 from Spain.

II. It effectively doubled the size of the United States.

III. It also ensured that no rival power would emerge on the North American continent unlike in Europe

IV. The Louisiana Purchase created the industrial and commercial giant that we call the United States.

Which statements above are true about the Louisiana Purchase?

Soru 4

I. No more colonization in the Western Hemisphere by European powers, and therefore there should be no re-conquest of the Latin American republics that declared independence.

II. Non-intervention by European powers in the Western Hemisphere in internal affairs of the newly-established republics

III. Third, in return, the US promises not to interfere in European relations.

IV. Lastly, the principle of non-transference between European powers of colonies in the Western Hemisphere. In other words, no more trading colonies between the European powers.

Which ones above are among the major principles of the Monroe Doctrine?

Soru 5

Which one below is NOT a result of the Spanish-American War of 1898?

Soru 6

I. In the wake of the 1898 Spanish-American war, the US became an imperial power and supplanted its isolationist and regional foreign policy vision with a global one.

II. The open door policy pronounced the US recognition of China’s ascension to a major power status and of China’s territorial integrity as well as its sovereignty.

III. Since the Congress of Vienna, the open door policy has been the first multilateral attempt to bring stability into international system by delineating each major power’s sphere of economic and political influence in the world including those of the new major powers, i.e., the US, Japan, and China.

Which statements above are among the three important implications of the US-led open door policy?

Soru 7

The assertive foreign policy approach to Latin America and the Caribbean has often been characterized as the “Big Stick diplomacy,” which is derived from his famous statement on dealing with adversaries: “Speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far.”

To which US President does the "Big Stick Diplomacy" belong to?

Soru 8

How can the American foreign policy from the Spanish-American War of 1898 and the 1899 open door initiative towards China to the inception of the First World War in 1914 be defined?

Soru 9

I. He took over the presidency in 1913, he promised a less expansionist approach to American foreign policy than his predecessors had pursued.

II. American foreign policy under him changed its course, as he differed from his predecessors in many ways.

III. He found out after he became president that it was more challenging to avoid American interventionism in practice than in rhetoric.

IV. The United States went to the First World War against his wishes.

Which President of the United States is referred to in the statements above?

Soru 10

Which one is NOT one of the domestic actors that shape any state's foreign policy?

Soru 11

Which Article of the U.S. Constitution states that the president exercises substantial control over U.S.’s diplomatic and military institutions, and therefore, is the most important voice determining with whom, when, and how the U.S. will engage in the international arena?

Soru 12

Which federal law do presidential decisions such as Barack Obama's ordering the attach on Osama Bin Ladin or George Bush's ordering troops into Afghanistan allegedly violate?

Soru 13

How many senators serve in the US Senate?

Soru 14

Which agency of the U.S. is charged with coordinating and supervising all agencies and functions of the government directly related to national security?

Soru 15

Which agency was created under President Truman in 1947, and since then, has assisted the President on foreign policies?

Soru 16

What is the most important and influential ethnic- or national origin interest group that affects the U.S. foreign policy?

Soru 17

Which US doctrine warned European powers not to attempt further colonization or otherwise interfere in the Western Hemisphere, stating that the United States would view any such interference as a potentially hostile act?

Soru 18

Which doctrine stated that any country could request economic and military assistance from the United States in the case of a real or perceived threat emanating from the Soviet Union?

Soru 19

America’s Founding Fathers shared four main ideas. Which one is not among the ideas that evolved and transformed over time shaping the four American foreign policy traditions?

Soru 20

Which US President believed that it is the destiny of the United States and a God-given right to spread across the North American continent and create “the empire of liberty.”?

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