Key factors in the development of the notion of American exceptionalism include all of the following except
a. the United States was a democratic nation in a world of monarchies and autocracies.
b. the United States held the value equality before the law..
c. the United States emphasized an internationalist foreign policy, while isolationism was the norm across other nations.
d. the United States was a unique nation possessing a set of values worthy of emulation by others.
e. the United States foreign policy was guided by the strength of domestic values.
Question 2
According to the text, the use of a values approach to the study of American foreign policy is especially appropriate for all of the following reasons except
a. the United States was explicitly founded on a particular set of values and understanding those values is important for foreign policy.
b. American values have largely remained constant over the past fifty years and the public and its leaders are largely united on virtually all foreign policy concerns.
c. the lack of a foreign policy consensus among the American people or its elite makes a values approach important to understand the current direction of foreign policy.
d. the role of values has recently been reincorporated into the study of American foreign policy decision making.
e. Both options A and D are true.
The Canadian ballot is considerably simpler than the American ballot. Note there is nothing like a c
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