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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT AP GOV UNIT 9 EXAM
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Question 1: presidential foreign policy obstacles
Answer:
trying to get reelected, other foreign policy makers, media and public opinion
Question 2: 3 basic goals of the U.S
Answer:
defending the homeland (security), encouraging economic growth (economic), supporting democracy in the world (political)
Question 3: governmental (institutional) agenda
Answer:
problems to which public officials feel obliged to devote active and serious attention
Question 4: who makes foreign polic
Answer:
president, executive branch, congress
Question 5: multinat'l corps
Answer:
large companies that d business in multiple countries, wield tremendous economic power, examples: nike, general motors
Question 6: department of state
Answer:
manages foreign affairs, 1st dept established by constitution, 3 main roles: ( maintains diplomatic and unusual posts, send delegates and missions to a variety of internet's org meetings and negotiate treaties and executive agreements)
Question 7: two ways of foreign policy thinking
Answer:
isolationism and interventionism
Question 8: moral statements
Answer:
try and define particular actions as right or wrong
Question 9: who pays (redistributive)
Answer:
middle and upper class taxpayers
Question 10: goal of distributive policy
Answer:
to meet needs of various groups
Question 11: Difficulties in solving public policies
Answer:
- competing ideas about what constitutes a problem
- solution is expensive
- solutions generate new problems
- solutions are complex
Question 12: external influences on foreign policy
Answer:
other countries, intergovermental orgs, nongovermental orgs, multinational corps, miscellaneous other actors
Question 13: containment
Answer:
US Cold War policies of preventing the spread of communism "iron curtain", "evil empire"
Question 14: goal of regulatory policy
Answer:
to protect citizens
Question 15: interventionism
Answer:
view that nations should be involved
Question 16: members of executive branch
Answer:
president, vp, secretary of state, secretary of defense, director nat'l intelligence, chair of the joint chiefs of staff
Question 17: foreign policy
Answer:
country's official positions, practices and procedures for dealing with acts outside its borders
Question 18: internat'l monitory fund (IMF)
Answer:
makes small and short loans to balance flow of currency
Question 19: isolationism
Answer:
view that nations should stay out of internal political alliances
Question 20: central intelligence agency (CIA)
Answer:
org that oversees foreign intelligence gathering and related classified activities
Question 21: types of policy formulation
Answer:
routine formulation, analogous formulation, creative formulation
Question 22: creative formulation
Answer:
involves attempts to develop new or unprecedented proposals that represent a departure from existing practices and that will better resolve a problem
Question 23: incentive techniques
Answer:
encourages people to act in their own best interest by offering payoffs or financial inducements for compliance with public policies
Question 24: internationlism
Answer:
since WWI US has played active role in foreign affairs
benefits: can offer the courses of others in way that is advantageous for US
costs: drains attention and resources from domestic policy; some fell US involvement often creates worse result
Question 25: who benefits (redistributive)
Answer:
disadvantaged citizens
Question 26: free trade
Answer:
countries exchange goods w/ no limitations