Which action is an example of the United States using economic influence as a tool of foreign policy?A.Setting up an embassy to help Americans who wish to travel to a countryB.Providing funding for another country to establish a clean water programC.Signing a treaty to improve environmental protectionD.Providing weapons and advice to help a country defeat a terrorist groupSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which foreign policy action would most likely result from the goal of promoting American businesses?A.A diplomat negotiates a deal avoiding import taxes on American products sold abroad.B.The president decides to impose economic sanctions on a nation until it holds democratic elections.C.Congress ratifies a treaty with other nations agreeing to defend each other if necessary.D.An intelligence agent gains access to a terrorist network to learn of plans for future attacks.

Which statement illustrates how national interest shapes U.S. economic foreign policy?A.The United States fights terrorism to protect Americans from harm.B.The United States helps poor nations develop economically to create new markets for U.S. goods.C.The United States promotes free trade to cause other nations to become less self-sufficient.D.The United States uses military force to ensure that American workers have no meaningful competition.

The United States refuses to buy a country's products unless it ends a weapons development program.What tool of foreign policy is this an example of?A.Economic actionB.DiplomacyC.Military interventionD.AlliancesSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

A developing country is struck by a devastating earthquake. Though the country is not a U.S. ally, the president of the United States orders millions of dollars' worth of food, medicine, and supplies to be sent to the country. While no U.S. officials play a direct role in rebuilding the country, the country still benefits from the donations.The use of which foreign policy tool is described in the passage?A.DiplomacyB.Humanitarian aidC.Military interventionD.SanctionsSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

An eastern European dictatorship has invaded and occupied a neighboring country. The president of the United States tries to pressure the dictatorship to end its occupation by banning the country from trading with U.S. companies. U.S. allies follow the same policy, preventing the dictatorship from importing a wide range of goods. The country eventually gives in and ends the occupation.The use of which foreign policy tool is described in the passage?A.Humanitarian aidB.SanctionsC.DiplomacyD.Military interventionSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS