Question 1
Which of the following inhibited United States relations with Third World nations during the 1950s?
a. Segregation practices in the United States
b. The bumbling diplomatic style of John Foster Dulles
c. The opposition of the United States to the Soviet use of force in Eastern Europe
d. The unwillingness of the United States to extend foreign aid to Third World nations
Question 2
How did John Foster Dulles react to the neutralist movement among some Third World nations?
a. Believing that the leaders of Third World nations had to pacify their people by professing to be antiAmerican, Dulles worked tirelessly to provide more aid to most of the neutralist nations.
b. Believing in the concept of self-determination, Dulles praised Third World nations for their independent andpragmatic approach to the Cold War.
c. Believing that such nations actually favored the United States over the Soviet Union, Dulles saw theneutralist movement as unimportant and non-threatening.
d. Believing that neutralism was the first step to communism, Dulles was alarmed by the neutralist movement.
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