A. has been used as an instrument of foreign policy by the U.S
B. should be abolished until poverty is eliminated is our own society
C. is what ultimately overthrowing communism
D. None of the above
A. globalism
B. pluralism
C. scientific democracy
D. neorealism
A. multipolar system
B. bipolar system
C. assured destruction system
D. unipolar system
A. Physical survival
B. Territorial integrity
C. Political independence
D. Cultural diversity
A. unilateral and generic
B. universal and local
C. empirical and patriotic
D. uniform and multiform
A. change in the distribution of power
B. technological progress
C. climactic changes from the ice age to global heating
D. BOTH fluctuations in the distribution of power and technological progress
A. the global social system closely resembles a social system closely resembles a social system
B. the global social system differs considerably from a societal social system
C. a global social system does not exist
D. there exists consensus on values on a global level
A. morality will be the foundation of foreign policy
B. Americans do not always act according to their ideology
C. the world operates on generous feelings toward others
D. none of the above
A. China
B. France
C. Russia
D. none of these
A. very dependable allies
B. help in the Middle East
C. assurance that allies will back up U.S
D. the need to build up the U.S military apparatus