section 1 1. why is diplomatic immunity considered essential to relationships between and among nations ? 2. would the U.S. ever return to a policy of isolationism ? section 2 1. out of the 5 what is the most important operation responsibility that the homeland security act of 2002 has ? 2. why is espionage (spying) an important tool in protecting national security ?
Section 1: 1) If faced with a choice between being isolationist or interventionist, what side would you support? Explain. 2) Why does the U.S. send ambassadors to locations that are high-risk areas?
Section 2: 1) If the use of our money by the CIA is kept confidential, why does that mean that we are also not allowed to know how much they spend? 2) Why didn’t America have something like Homeland Security active before 9/11 for precaution?
Section 1: 1. How would it effect travel and relations between nations if no passport was required to enter a country? 2. If appointed President tomorrow, would you focus more on domestic or foreign policy at this point in time?
Section 2: 1. Why in the constitution do they emphasis defense so much more than any other governmental function? 2. Why is the secretary of defense such an important job in the United States?
Why do we feel the need to get involved with foreign affairs? Is it necessary to have so many ambassadors serving in almost every country? Why do we have so many different departments serving as security? Why is it that only after something terrible happens such as 9/11 that we tighten up on security
Casey Couch: Section 1: 1. Why did the US move to internationalism? Is the US better off with isolationism? 2. Is it possible for the US to return to a policy of isolationism? Section 2: 1. Why was the USAF (US Air Force) made into a separate branch of armed forces in the Security Act of 1947? 2. Which military department is the most important? Could we rid of one?
Section 1 1.) What would our government be like without foreign policy? 2.) What would be some reasons that an official wouldnt get accredited? Section 2 1.) Whats the point of having Major Military Deployments for armed forces overseas? 2.) Why dos the Homeland Security Act give certain areas to cover especially in 2002?
Questions we discussed in class: #1- Should the United States return to an isolationist foreign policy? #2- Why does the United States send foreign policy officials to war zones and other dangerous regions? #3- How would the elimination of passports help or help international relations? #4- Why do we have so many National security groups? Are there too many?
#5- Why was the airforce made into a separate branch? What does it say about the importance of air power in the world? #6- What would our gove\'t be like without a foreign policy?
On November 4, 1979 when militant followers of the ayatollah Khomeini seized the American embassy in Tehran how many Americans were taken hostage? And out of that number of hostages how many were held for 444 days? A) 65, 67 B) 66, 52 C) 62, 43 D) 68, 71
When was the dept. of foreign affairs created? A) 1842 B) 1781 C) 1943 D) 1952
The DNI supervises the operations of how many separate agencies? A) 17 B) 12 C) 16 D) 8
What does NCTC stand for? A) national committee of terrorists and communists B) national center terrisom council C) national counter terrisom center D) national crisis and terrisom center
section 1
ReplyDelete1. why is diplomatic immunity considered essential to relationships between and among nations ?
2. would the U.S. ever return to a policy of isolationism ?
section 2
1. out of the 5 what is the most important operation responsibility that the homeland security act of 2002 has ?
2. why is espionage (spying) an important tool in protecting national security ?
Section 1:
ReplyDelete1) If faced with a choice between being isolationist or interventionist, what side would you support? Explain.
2) Why does the U.S. send ambassadors to locations that are high-risk areas?
Section 2:
1) If the use of our money by the CIA is kept confidential, why does that mean that we are also not allowed to know how much they spend?
2) Why didn’t America have something like Homeland Security active before 9/11 for precaution?
Section 1:
ReplyDelete1. How would it effect travel and relations between nations if no passport was required to enter a country?
2. If appointed President tomorrow, would you focus more on domestic or foreign policy at this point in time?
Section 2:
1. Why in the constitution do they emphasis defense so much more than any other governmental function?
2. Why is the secretary of defense such an important job in the United States?
Why do we feel the need to get involved with foreign affairs?
ReplyDeleteIs it necessary to have so many ambassadors serving in almost every country?
Why do we have so many different departments serving as security?
Why is it that only after something terrible happens such as 9/11 that we tighten up on security
Casey Couch:
ReplyDeleteSection 1:
1. Why did the US move to internationalism? Is the US better off with isolationism?
2. Is it possible for the US to return to a policy of isolationism?
Section 2:
1. Why was the USAF (US Air Force) made into a separate branch of armed forces in the Security Act of 1947?
2. Which military department is the most important? Could we rid of one?
Section 1
ReplyDelete1.) What would our government be like without foreign policy?
2.) What would be some reasons that an official wouldnt get accredited?
Section 2
1.) Whats the point of having Major Military Deployments for armed forces overseas?
2.) Why dos the Homeland Security Act give certain areas to cover especially in 2002?
Questions we discussed in class:
ReplyDelete#1- Should the United States return to an isolationist foreign policy?
#2- Why does the United States send foreign policy officials to war zones and other dangerous regions?
#3- How would the elimination of passports help or help international relations?
#4- Why do we have so many National security groups? Are there too many?
#5- Why was the airforce made into a separate branch? What does it say about the importance of air power in the world?
ReplyDelete#6- What would our gove\'t be like without a foreign policy?
#7- Is it taking away our right to privacy to have groups like the C.I.A.? Is it worth it? Are we safer today because of all of these groups?
ReplyDeleteOn November 4, 1979 when militant followers of the ayatollah Khomeini seized the American embassy in Tehran how many Americans were taken hostage? And out of that number of hostages how many were held for 444 days?
ReplyDeleteA) 65, 67
B) 66, 52
C) 62, 43
D) 68, 71
When was the dept. of foreign affairs created?
A) 1842
B) 1781
C) 1943
D) 1952
The DNI supervises the operations of how many separate agencies?
A) 17
B) 12
C) 16
D) 8
What does NCTC stand for?
A) national committee of terrorists and communists
B) national center terrisom council
C) national counter terrisom center
D) national crisis and terrisom center