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Chapter 14 Self-test questions
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Chapter 14 Self-test questions
US foreign policy in Russia
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Which of the following was
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a key goal of the George H.W. Bush administration with regard to the dissolution of the USSR 1991?
Prevention of nuclear proliferation
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Implementation of free market reforms
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Undermining Gorbachev's position
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Prevention of ethnic conflict in former Soviet states
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The Nunn-Lugar initiative is also known as ?
START I
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The NATO-Russia founding act
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START II
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The Cooperative Threat Reduction Programme
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Why did the Clinton administration support Yeltsin in the 1990s?
Yeltsin opened Russia up completely to US investment
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It feared the alternatives
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Russia was the sole ally of the US in the region
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Yeltsin fostered a burgeoning Russian economy
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Why did the US back the continuation of NATO even after the collapse of the USSR?
It viewed NATO as a force for stability in Eastern Europe
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It saw NATO as a preparatory step for the integration of former Soviet states into the EU
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It saw NATO as a successful defensive alliance
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All of the above
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How did the Clinton administration attempt to offset Russian concerns about the expansion of NATO?
The NATO-Russia founding act, which created a permanent joint council in Brussels
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An invitation for Russia to join the G8
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Both a and b
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None of the above
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Why did Russia oppose the NATO action in Kosovo?
It perceived the action as an unjustified use of force in its sphere of influence
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It supported Kosovan independence
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It only favoured EU action against the Serbs
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It only favoured Russian military action against Milosevic
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Why did the Putin administration oppose US plans for National Missile Defence (NMD)?
It wanted to undermine the Clinton administration
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It viewed NMD as an effort to negate Russia's ability to retaliate against a US first strike.
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NMD required Russian funding to be completed
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None of the above
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How did 9/11 affect Russo-US relations?
It weakened relations owing to Russian support for Al Qaeda
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It weakened relations owing to Russian support for Chechen separatists
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It temporarily strengthened relations
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All of the above
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What was the potential drawback of the 2002 Strategic Offensive Weapons Reduction Treaty, or Moscow Treaty as it is also known?
It contained no on-site verification procedures
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It allowed for a greater presence of conventional weapons in Europe
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It permitted the placement of missile defence systems in Poland and the Czech Republic
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It permitted the transfer of nuclear weapons to third parties
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Why did Russo-US relations deteriorate from 2003?
Because of the war in Iraq
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Because of Putin's crackdown on domestic political opposition
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Because of differing attitudes over the 'colour revolutions' in former Soviet states
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All of the above
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