A) the War of 1812
B) the Vietnam War
C) the Korean War
D) the Iraq War
E) the war in Afghanistan
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A) less on its military each year than all of Europe
B) nearly the same amount on its military each year as all of Europe
C) less on its military each year than China
D) nearly as much on its military each year as the rest of the world combined
E) nearly the same amount on its military each year as China
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A) rationality; certainty
B) certainty; rationality
C) power; weakness
D) weakness; power
E) timeliness; delay
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A) a dispute turns into a military conflict but is not officially declared a war by the legislative branch
B) an international disagreement is referred to a neutral third party for resolution
C) a treaty is made between two or more nations
D) an agreement is made between the presidents of two countries but the terms are not legally binding
E) the United Nations votes on a resolution compelling two countries at war to stop all military actions
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A) declaring war
B) regulating commerce with foreign nations
C) confirming foreign ambassadors
D) negotiating treaties on behalf of the United States
E) the Senate's power to confirm the president's nominations of cabinet members
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A) that our foreign policies should focus on the interests of the United States at the expense of all other nations
B) that our foreign policies should focus on the interests of other nations at the expense of our own personal interests
C) that our foreign policies should have a higher purpose than the pursuit of our own interests and to use force only as a last resort
D) that our foreign policies should promote the use of force to advance democracy around the world
E) that our foreign policies should focus on working with the United Nations to promote democracy around the world
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A) in the 1940s, soon after World War II
B) in the early 1950s, with the Korean War
C) in the late 1950s, with American involvement in Vietnam
D) in the early 1960s, with the Cuban Missile Crisis
E) in the late 1970s, after the Vietnam War
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A) diplomacy
B) appeasement
C) dΓ©tente
D) preemption
E) deterrence
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A) Canada
B) Mexico
C) Poland
D) the Czech Republic
E) Hungary
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A) its citizens must share a common political authority
B) its citizens must share a common cultural experience
C) it must be recognized by other sovereignties as a nation-state
D) it must be a member of the United Nations
E) it must have a government and fixed border
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A) democracy, individualism, and isolationism
B) liberty, fraternity, and equality
C) freedom, order, and justice for all
D) security, prosperity, and the creation of a better world
E) deterrence, appeasement, and peace
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A) it did not include any provisions to limit carbon emissions
B) it did not require other countries to protect basic human rights
C) it would threaten American national security
D) it would be too harmful to American national economic interests
E) it did not go far enough in limiting carbon emissions
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A) Chinese Americans
B) Jewish Americans
C) Italian Americans
D) Mexican Americans
E) African Americans
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A) the Vietnam War
B) the Cuban Missile Crisis
C) the arms race
D) the Berlin blockade
E) the first Gulf War
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