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U.s. Foreign goals

1) which of the following is a major foreign policy goal of the united states?
A) converting people to a single religion.
B)colonizing underdeveloped regions
C)convincing oppressed groups to relocate to the united states
D) encouraging democracy in all nations

2) which of the following is true about foreign policy in the united states?
A) the goals of foreign policy may change depending on the president but the methods used are always the same.
B)the methods used to enact foreign policy may change depending on the president but the goals remain mostly constant.
C)both the goals of foreign policy and the methods used to enact it change depending on the president
D) both the goals of foreign policy and the methods used stay mainly constant regardless of who is president

3) which of the following are examples of hard power methods in foreign policy?select all that apply?

A)cultural exchange
B)economic sanctions'
C)media broadcasts
D)military intervention
E)protectorate alliance
F)public diplomacy

The Department of State is part of the executive branch. Its task is to oversee all foreign relations and its goal is to work together with other governments in the search for overall welfare.

2) The correct answer is "B: the methods used to enact foreign policy may change depending on the president but the goals remain mostly constant."

The Department of State's goals remains the same regardless of the current president in office. What can vary is the style of each president while approaching other governments regarding bilateral issues.

3) The correct answers are "B" and "D".

Economic sanctions are used against countries whose policy represents a menace to the interest of the United States and its Allies. For example, the sanctions imposed on Iran due to its refusal to stop its nuclear program.

Military interventions occur normally represent a step further in comparison to economic sanctions. The US government will take this action whenever the activities within a country represent an imminent threat to the United States or its allies.