After World War I, President Woodrow Wilson advocated the establishment of the
a. Organization of American States and a balance-of-power system.
b. United Nations with a veto power for major powers.
c. League of Nations and other institutions of international law.
d. International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.
One of the major conclusions reached by liberals after World War I was that
a. idealism was not a strong basis for maintaining peace.
b. the League of Nations system was fatally flawed.
c. the balance-of-power system was fatally flawed.
d. the nation-state system was fatally flawed.
It is argued that peace in Europe between the Napoleonic Wars and World War I was kept by
a. President Wilson placing U.S. troops on alert in Europe.
b. a systemic balance of power.
c. the League of Nations conference.
d. the UN Security Council resolutions.
Skilled diplomats understand that
a. war is inevitable.
b. economic competition drives foreign policy.
c. external and internal constraints exist and change.
d. two factors determine an actor's choice from the menu.
Willingness depends on
a. opportunity and capability. c. choice and perception.
b. opportunity and perception. d. capability and choice.
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