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. Why is an awareness of regionalism important in understanding US foreign policy?

Regional diversity is a consistent source of unity in foreign policy correct incorrect

Regional diversity is an important source of tension and conflict over foreign policy correct incorrect

The different regions of the US are allied with various external powers correct incorrect

Regions are assured of equal influence in the foreign policy making process correct incorrect

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. What, according to scholars, accounts for regional differences within the US?

Geographic disparities in resources, markets and costs of production correct incorrect

The uneven impact of federal initiatives correct incorrect

The decentralized structure of political representation in the US correct incorrect

All of the above correct incorrect

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. Which regions are more likely to support expansionist foreign policies?

Those that stand to benefit economically correct incorrect

Those that are focused on the domestic market correct incorrect

Those that have a coastline correct incorrect

All of the above correct incorrect

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. What was the primary motivation behind US expansionism in the 1890s?

Lack of industrial productivity correct incorrect

Fear of overproduction correct incorrect

The South's desire to gain overseas markets correct incorrect

The decline of the European empires correct incorrect

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. Which approach to foreign policy did Republicans and industrialists in the Northeast favour during the 1890s?

Neorealism correct incorrect

Neo-isolationism correct incorrect

Neo-Kantianism correct incorrect

Neo-mercantilism correct incorrect

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. Why did the democratic South oppose imperial expansion by the US in the 1890s?

Expansionism might cause tensions with the South's trade partners correct incorrect

Expansionism might resuscitate the slave trade correct incorrect

Expansionism would overburden the South's economy correct incorrect

None of the above correct incorrect

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. What was the basis of the North-South alliance on US foreign policy in the 1930s?

Both favoured global interdependence correct incorrect

Both favoured industrialization correct incorrect

Both favoured isolationism correct incorrect

Both favoured internationalism correct incorrect

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. Why did the West advocate 'isolationism' in the 1930s?

It looked primarily to the domestic market for its prosperity correct incorrect

It stood to gain from Axis dominance of Europe correct incorrect

It stood to gain from Japanese dominance in Asia correct incorrect

All of the above correct incorrect

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. Why did the US witness a resurgence in regionalism at the end of the Cold War with regard to US foreign policy?

The previous basis for bipartisan consensus evaporated correct incorrect

Representatives of 'Red' and 'Blue' states had fundamentally different visions for the US correct incorrect

Politics now 'stopped at the water's edge' correct incorrect

Both a and b correct incorrect

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. What is a regionalist explanation for the greater support in the American South & West for foreign policies based on military power?

The South & West have lower levels of international trade correct incorrect

The South & West benefit from Pentagon spending on research and development, military bases, and personnel correct incorrect

The South & West are dominated by the Republican party correct incorrect

The South & West benefit from high oil prices correct incorrect