The Truman Doctrine was a pledge by President Harry S. Truman to do which of the following?
a. support countries that are essential to U.S. economic interests even if they violate human rights
b. aid people around the world who are hungry or need medical care
c. support free people who are fighting to help neighboring countries become free
d. support free people who are resisting subjugation attempts
Question -2-The military phase of the war on terrorism began in 2001 with Operation Enduring Freedom, which was the name given to the invasion of which of the following countries?
a. Iraq
b. Afghanistan
c. Vietnam
d. Libya
Question -3-Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic were admitted to NATO in 1998, which was notable for which of the following reasons?
a. Other NATO countries objected strongly, since the democracies were so new.
b. They presented a huge security risk to NATO.
c. NATO usually did not accept Western European countries that were so poor.
d. They were the first Eastern European countries to be admitted to NATO.
Question -4-What was the justification for the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010? What are some of the provisions of the Act? What role did past presidents play in providing national health care?
What will be an ideal response?
Question -5-How do health care costs as a percentage of GDP relate to life expectancy and the infant death rate in the United States? How are these numbers similar to or different from Japan, another advanced democracy?
What accounts for these similarities or differences?
What will be an ideal response?