Chapter 22 Multiple choice questions

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. According to Colin S. Gray and Jeannie L. Johnson in Chapter 22 in Strategy in the Contemporary World, which term can be defined as 'the direction and use made of force and the threat of force for political purposes'?

Grand strategy correct incorrect

Military strategy correct incorrect

Strategy bridge correct incorrect

The General Theory of Strategy correct incorrect

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. According to Colin S. Gray and Jeannie L. Johnson in Chapter 22 in Strategy in the Contemporary World, which of the following is not a key aspect of understanding the nature and character of strategy?

Strategy is adversarial. correct incorrect

Strategy may produce ironic effects. correct incorrect

Strategy is universal; it is not impacted by the personalities of specific strategists. correct incorrect

Strategy is a political instrument. correct incorrect

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. Whose classic work, Strategy: The Logic of War and Peace, treats the several levels of war systematically and offers the profound and significant insight that there is no natural harmony among policy, strategy, operations, and tactics?

Edward N. Luttwak correct incorrect

Basil H. Liddell Hart correct incorrect

Baron Antoine-Henri de Jomini correct incorrect

J. C. Wylie correct incorrect

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. According to Colin S. Gray and Jeannie L. Johnson in Chapter 22 in Strategy in the Contemporary World, the General Theory of Strategy makes clear that the particular details of each newly crafted strategy are derived from and must be attentively executed within each of the following contexts:

land, maritime, air power, space, and cyberspace. correct incorrect

diplomatic, military, and civilian exchanges. correct incorrect

historical, contemporary, philosophical, and pragmatic. correct incorrect

political, sociocultural, economic, technological, military, geographical, and historical. correct incorrect

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. According to Colin S. Gray and Jeannie L. Johnson in Chapter 22 in Strategy in the Contemporary World, which of the following is not one of the nine fundamental questions for (re)assessing strategy?

What strategic effect are we having? correct incorrect

Is the selected strategy tailored to meet our political objectives? correct incorrect

How can we best deploy available military forces? correct incorrect

What are our alternative courses of action or inaction? What are their prospective costs and benefits? correct incorrect