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The term for a political entity consisting of people with some common cultural experience, a common political authority, and recognition by other sovereignties is

A) sovereignty.
B) vassal.
C) nation.
D) province.
E) nation-state.

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As part of its Cold War strategy of appeasement, the U.S.defended South Korea against invasion by North Korea.

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The representation of a government to other foreign governments is called

What different types of interest groups play a role in American foreign-policy making? Which ones are the most successful and why?

Which of the following is NOT an instrument of modern American foreign policy?

In the post-Cold War era, non-state actors have generally been deterred from action against the United States by the same means that deter nation-state actors.

Since 1947, a separate organization in the White House, composed of key actors from the vast foreign-policy establishment, has helped the president make decisions and oversee the bureaucracy.What is the name of this unit?

Who makes and shapes foreign policy in the United States? What does the United States want? What counts as success?

What is the most important international organization for promoting free trade?

Which is better foreign-policy strategy, unilateralism or multilateralism?

The leaders of the various agencies of the intelligence community coordinate well and rarely struggle with each other for power.

Which choice best defines sanctions?

In the wake of 9/11, military and law enforcement agencies have increased their role in America's foreign-policy making.

Because it is difficult to secure a two-thirds supermajority in the Senate, presidents often prefer to use executive agreements.

What conflict marked the last time the U.S.Congress officially declared war?

Which term describes the desire to avoid involvement in the affairs of other nations?

The United States accounts for roughly what share of global military spending?

What provoked the first formal mobilization of the NATO Alliance?

The United States supports several international efforts to protect the environment.

When negotiating international trade agreements, developed nations have been especially reluctant to reduce subsidies to which economic sector?