Chapter 3 练习题
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C. forcible annexations. D. WTO rulings E. Manifest Destiny. 9. Manifest Destiny and ______________ were accepted as the basis for U.S. foreign policy during much of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. A. the "big stick" approach B. the Monroe Doctrine C. the Hays Corollary D. the Grant Mandate E. Latin American Security Treaty 10. Theodore Roosevelt applied the Monroe Doctrine with an extension that became known as the: A. Manifest Destiny. B. Hay Corollary. C. Wilson Mandate. D. Gadsden Policy Position. E. Roosevelt Corollary. 11. What was the overall end result of The Mexican War of 1846-1848? A. Mexico was forced to cede a large part of its territory to the United States. B. Mexico signed a non-aggression pact and borders stayed the same as they were before the war. C. Mexico gave up California and the U.S. gave up Baja California. D. Mexico paid the U.S. $5 million for war damages. E. The United States was forced to sign a pledge to never again invade Mexico. 12. The manner in which the United States acquired the land for the Panama Canal Zone typifies _________________--whatever is good for the United States is justifiable. A. Manifest Destiny. B. Hay Corollary. C. Wilson Mandate. D. Gadsden Policy Position. E. Roosevelt Corollary.
第三章 练习题
I. Define the following terms (名词解释) ： 1. Manifest Destiny 2. Roosevelt Corollary II. Multiple Choice Questions (单项选择)： 1. ___________ can be defined as a society's accepted basis for responding to external and internal events. A. Geography B. Culture C. Social class D. History E. A national mission 2. A society's accepted basis for responding to external and internal events is associated with which of the following terms? A. Geography B. Culture C. Social class D. History E. A national mission 3. In 1700s the British colonies in North America complained about two important issues: 1) __________ and 2) __________. A. the poor British military defense of the colonies (against native American raids), the high British taxes on consumer goods B. the prohibition of trade with merchants in Japan, the imposition of high British postage rates C. the threat of higher British taxes, the imposition of British military draft on the colonies D. the prohibition to trade directly with merchants in other nations, the restrictions on return travel to Britain E. the imposition of high British taxes, the prohibition to trade directly with merchants in China
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13. All of the following have been U.S. interventions in Latin America since 1945 EXCEPT: A. U.S. intervention in Afghanistan in 2002. B. Popular Revolution was neutralized by U.S. economic pressure (1952). C. CIA-organized invasion overthrows Arbenz (1954). D. U.S. invasion to arrest President Noriega on charges of drug trafficking (1989). E. U.S. attempts to thwart the election of Peron (1946). 14. ____________ is the study of the earth's surface, climate, continents, countries, peoples, industries, and resources. A. Culture B. Geography C. Cartography D. Demography E. Geo-politics 15. Geography is part of which of the following? A. An organization's internal environment. B. An organization's controllable external environment. C. An organization's uncontrollable external environment. D. An organization's parallel environment (controllable). E. An organization's parallel environment (uncontrollable). 16. Larry Lam has the responsibility of doing a geographic appraisal for his company as it attempts to build a manufacturing facility in Borneo. Which of the following elements of geography would NOT be of particular interest to Mr. Lam as he prepares an appraisal of the feasibility of a venture in this tropical country? A. Altitude B. Humidity C. Temperature extremes D. Climate E. Latitude. 17. Geographical features can pose serious impediments to __________ and __________. A. economic growth; trade B. government policy; trade
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3. Sustainable development 4. Monroe Doctrine
4. It is necessary to study a country's __________ and __________ to appreciate and understand that country's view of foreign cultures. A. attitudes, geography B. language, customs C. government, stability D. culture, history E. behavior, language 5. History helps define a nation's: A. mission. B. personality. C. wealth. D. birth rates. E. geography. 6. History helps define a nation's perspective of all of the following EXCEPT: A. the nation's mission. B. how the nation perceives its neighbors. C. how the nation sees its place in the world. D. how the nation sees itself. E. how the nation manages its exports. 7. Priscilla Jackson is a noted historian of the feminist movement and believes that she writes objective facts about what she sees. However, like most historians, she is probably guilty of filtering events through her own ___________ biases. A. class B. social C. cultural D. physical E. dimension 8. All of the following were used by the United States to expand westward toward the Pacific in the 1800s EXCEPT: A. financial deals. B. negotiated settlements.
C. forcible annexations. D. WTO rulings E. Manifest Destiny. 9. Manifest Destiny and ______________ were accepted as the basis for U.S. foreign policy during much of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. A. the "big stick" approach B. the Monroe Doctrine C. the Hays Corollary D. the Grant Mandate E. Latin American Security Treaty 10. Theodore Roosevelt applied the Monroe Doctrine with an extension that became known as the: A. Manifest Destiny. B. Hay Corollary. C. Wilson Mandate. D. Gadsden Policy Position. E. Roosevelt Corollary. 11. What was the overall end result of The Mexican War of 1846-1848? A. Mexico was forced to cede a large part of its territory to the United States. B. Mexico signed a non-aggression pact and borders stayed the same as they were before the war. C. Mexico gave up California and the U.S. gave up Baja California. D. Mexico paid the U.S. $5 million for war damages. E. The United States was forced to sign a pledge to never again invade Mexico. 12. The manner in which the United States acquired the land for the Panama Canal Zone typifies _________________--whatever is good for the United States is justifiable. A. Manifest Destiny. B. Hay Corollary. C. Wilson Mandate. D. Gadsden Policy Position. E. Roosevelt Corollary.
第三章 练习题
I. Define the following terms (名词解释) ： 1. Manifest Destiny 2. Roosevelt Corollary II. Multiple Choice Questions (单项选择)： 1. ___________ can be defined as a society's accepted basis for responding to external and internal events. A. Geography B. Culture C. Social class D. History E. A national mission 2. A society's accepted basis for responding to external and internal events is associated with which of the following terms? A. Geography B. Culture C. Social class D. History E. A national mission 3. In 1700s the British colonies in North America complained about two important issues: 1) __________ and 2) __________. A. the poor British military defense of the colonies (against native American raids), the high British taxes on consumer goods B. the prohibition of trade with merchants in Japan, the imposition of high British postage rates C. the threat of higher British taxes, the imposition of British military draft on the colonies D. the prohibition to trade directly with merchants in other nations, the restrictions on return travel to Britain E. the imposition of high British taxes, the prohibition to trade directly with merchants in China
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13. All of the following have been U.S. interventions in Latin America since 1945 EXCEPT: A. U.S. intervention in Afghanistan in 2002. B. Popular Revolution was neutralized by U.S. economic pressure (1952). C. CIA-organized invasion overthrows Arbenz (1954). D. U.S. invasion to arrest President Noriega on charges of drug trafficking (1989). E. U.S. attempts to thwart the election of Peron (1946). 14. ____________ is the study of the earth's surface, climate, continents, countries, peoples, industries, and resources. A. Culture B. Geography C. Cartography D. Demography E. Geo-politics 15. Geography is part of which of the following? A. An organization's internal environment. B. An organization's controllable external environment. C. An organization's uncontrollable external environment. D. An organization's parallel environment (controllable). E. An organization's parallel environment (uncontrollable). 16. Larry Lam has the responsibility of doing a geographic appraisal for his company as it attempts to build a manufacturing facility in Borneo. Which of the following elements of geography would NOT be of particular interest to Mr. Lam as he prepares an appraisal of the feasibility of a venture in this tropical country? A. Altitude B. Humidity C. Temperature extremes D. Climate E. Latitude. 17. Geographical features can pose serious impediments to __________ and __________. A. economic growth; trade B. government policy; trade
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3. Sustainable development 4. Monroe Doctrine
4. It is necessary to study a country's __________ and __________ to appreciate and understand that country's view of foreign cultures. A. attitudes, geography B. language, customs C. government, stability D. culture, history E. behavior, language 5. History helps define a nation's: A. mission. B. personality. C. wealth. D. birth rates. E. geography. 6. History helps define a nation's perspective of all of the following EXCEPT: A. the nation's mission. B. how the nation perceives its neighbors. C. how the nation sees its place in the world. D. how the nation sees itself. E. how the nation manages its exports. 7. Priscilla Jackson is a noted historian of the feminist movement and believes that she writes objective facts about what she sees. However, like most historians, she is probably guilty of filtering events through her own ___________ biases. A. class B. social C. cultural D. physical E. dimension 8. All of the following were used by the United States to expand westward toward the Pacific in the 1800s EXCEPT: A. financial deals. B. negotiated settlements.