[Solved] Which of the Following Statements Regarding China's Economy Is True

Q28: Most of the meaningful resistance to sanctioning Iran for its nuclear program comes from A) Israel. B) Saudi Arabia. C) Iraq. D) Great Britain. E) China.

Q29: Efforts to combat Iran's development of nuclear weapons include all of the following except A) direct negotiations with Iran. B) economic sanctions against Iran. C) persuading countries to refuse importation of Iranian oil. D) the 2010 assassination of the pro-nuclear weapons Iranian president. E) using a computer worm to target and destroy Iran's enrichment centrifuges.

Q30: North Korea A) has been of little concern for the United States since the U.S. involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan. B) has dismantled all of its nuclear weapons in exchange for food. C) pulled back on its treaty obligations and in 2009 tested a long-range missile capable of delivering a nuclear warhead. D) ordered UN inspectors to come back to the country to verify that all nuclear missiles had been destroyed and that it was only using nuclear devices for creating electricity. E) had its navy attacked by South Korean and a North Korean ship was sunk.

Q31: The country that can exercise the economic leverage that might bring North Korea back to the negotiating table is A) the United States. B) South Korea. C) Japan. D) Russia. E) China.

Q32: All of the following are true of China and the United Sates except A) since 1972, American policy has hoped to gradually engage the Chinese in diplomatic and economic relationships to move China in a pro-western direction. B) there are large and growing trade ties between the United States and China. C) instead of goods and services, China has imported U.S. securities. D) China exports substantially more goods and services to the United States than it imports. E) in 1980, China was not given most-favored-nation status by the United States and this has hurt their relationship.

Q34: The internationally recognized solution to the Israeli-Palestinian dispute is that A) the Palestinians resettle in Jordan with full compensation. B) Israel yields the West Bank and Gaza Strip to the Palestinians in return for security guarantees and Palestinian abandonment of any right of return to Israel proper. C) both Israelis and Palestinians should be part of a single state in which all citizens have equal rights. D) Israel yields the West Bank and Gaza Strip to the Palestinians; both Israelis and Palestinians may settle in either country. E) Israel should yield up all territory not granted to it by the UN in 1948, including all of Jerusalem.

Q35: In January 2006, __________ won a majority of the seats in the Palestinian legislature, an alarming development since it has called for the destruction of Israel. A) the militant group Hamas B) the Kurdish People's Liberation Front C) the militant group Hezbollah D) the Palestine Liberation Organization E) the extremist group Free Jerusalem Now

Q36: The economic crisis in Europe is complicated by the fact that A) seventeen nations share a common currency. B) Greece and Portugal had borrowed excessively. C) in Ireland and Spain, many real estate loans went sour, threatening the banks that made them. D) the Euro-periphery countries could not borrow from the European central bank to shore up money supplies. E) All of the above are true.

Q37: The use of military force without a Congressional Declaration of War has been exercised by A) President Harry Truman. B) President Bill Clinton. C) President George W. Bush. D) President Barack Obama. E) All of the above.

Q38: Presidents have been largely successful in getting treaties A) approved by the World Court. B) through both the House and the Senate. C) approved by the Supreme Court. D) through the Senate. E) approved by the State Department.