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A country's history influences business decisions such as market entry and personnel decisions.
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False
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Working as individuals, rather than together, for a common cause is a fundamental belief in Japanese behavior.
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FALSE
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Manifest Destiny was used to justify the U.S. annexation of Texas, Oregon, New Mexico, and California.
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FALSE
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The Monroe Doctrine dictated that there would be no further European colonization in the New World.
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FALSE
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The Roosevelt Corollary played a significant role in the U.S. acquisition of the Panama Canal.
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FALSE
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An accurate depiction of the Roosevelt Corollary is "whatever is good for the United States is justifiable."
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FALSE
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While temperatures and rainfall affect trade because they can vary, geographical conditions such as mountains and oceans do not have an effect on trad...
TRUE
FALSE
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The process of controlling industrial wastes leads to the issue of disposal of hazardous waste, a by-product of pollution controls.
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FALSE
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The United States leads the fight against pollution with the most stringent greenhouse emission standards in the world.
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FALSE
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Sustainable development is often frowned upon in the United States because consumers are more interested in style than sustainability.
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FALSE
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One of the foundations of modern technology is the ability to generate energy because nations are not equal in their ability to produce energy.
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FALSE
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A major reason why China is inefficient in oil usage is because of outdated technology.
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FALSE
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The amount of renewable energy resources such as wood and solar power has decreased sharply in the last decade.
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FALSE
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Currently, the developing world has a growing population while the industrialized world's population is declining.
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FALSE
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The Boston Tea Party is an example of how U.S. history really begins with China because
China placed a tax on the British who in turn taxed the colonists.
the British prohibited American traders from dealing directly with China.
the British recognized China as a more valuable market.
China attempted to export tea into the colonies.
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The ________ was a political protest against the British taxing system.
Hong Kong Revolution
Boston Tea Party
Taiping Rebellion
First Opium War
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Which commodity dominated the trade between Britain and China during the early 1800s?
bamboo
mother-of-pearl
silk
tea
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What commodity did the English East India Company turn to in order to help Britain erase the tea-caused trade deficit with China during the 1800s?
watches
diamonds
textiles
opium
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What was the result of the First Opium War between the British and China?
China ceded Hong Kong to Britain.
Hong Kong was displaced to China at a cost of $10 million pounds.
China blockaded all British ports.
Opium was legalized to make trading easier for both countries.
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What event ultimately became about foreign access to Chinese trade?
the Boxer Revolution
the Vietnam War
the Louisiana Purchase
the Opium Wars
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How did the British respond in 1839 after the Emperor of China ordered the destruction of opium inventories in Canton?
The British taxed China for existing inventories.
The British sunk ships in the Pearl River.
The British opened all Chinese ports.
The British joined forces with China and also destroyed its inventories.
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During the early 1800s, the British taste for tea was creating a huge trade deficit for Britain with what country?
France
Belgium
Finland
China
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According to Confucian philosophy, above all else, loyalty should be given to
spouse
parents
company
country
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On September 13, the president of Mexico, the cabinet, and diplomatic corps assemble to recall "despojo territorial." What is its significance?
U.S. troops claimed 890,000 square miles of land that became Arizona, California, New Mexico, and Texas.
U.S. border officials allowed the peaceful crossing of Mexican citizens into the United States.
Trade barriers were lifted between Mexico and the U.S.
U.S. and Mexican soldiers defeated the Chinese attempt to take over this land.
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Which event, leading to the overthrowing of the dictator DÃaz, is particularly remembered for the expulsion of foreigners—most notably North...
the Madero Rebellion
the Mexican Revolution
the Los Niños Rebellion
the Mexican-American War
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History helps us understand why nations behave the way they do. For this reason, most historians try to present information
anonymously
objectively
simultaneously
verbally
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Which statement most accurately reflects the feelings of most Mexicans toward the United States in terms of the economy?
Mexicans trust and favor the United States above other trading partners.
Mexicans prefer Europeans over the United States with respect to trade.
Mexico considers the United States a protector who will help it emerge as a world power.
Mexicans see the United States as a threat to their political, economic, and cultural independence.
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Citizens of the United States felt that the Monroe Doctrine provided
an opportunity for Latin America to become a superpower among nations.
excessive tariffs on imported goods.
higher priced goods in the United States.
protection for Latin America from European colonization.
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Which policy implied that Latin America was only for the United States and European countries should not attempt to control it?
Monroe Doctrine
Manifest Destiny
Confucian philosophy
Taiping Rebellion pact
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According to Manifest Destiny, who gave Americans the power to create a model society?
Roosevelt
the people
God
family
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The idea of Manifest Destiny was used to justify the U.S. annexation of
Virginia
Ohio.
Pennsylvania.
New Mexico.
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Two main points of the Monroe Doctrine were that ________ was to stop colonization in the New World and not interfere in governments in the Western He...
the United States
Latin America
Canada
Europe
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The Roosevelt Corollary implies that
Latin America can control its own economy.
whatever is good for the United States is justifiable.
European intervention in Latin America is valid.
the United States and Europe should work together in Latin America.
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What was the response of Latin America to policies found in the Monroe Doctrine and the Roosevelt Corollary?
They were welcomed because they created a stronger economy for all Latin American countries.
They were only considered important for some of the countries in Latin America.
They were seen as a sign of hope.
They were considered an unwelcome intrusion in Latin American affairs.
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When Vicente Fox became Mexico's first opposition party president, he struggled with the drug problem and the violence it created in his country....
He implemented a zero tolerance policy and first offenders were sentenced to jail.
He decided to only legalize marijuana for medical use.
He suggested that all drugs be legalized, including LSD, opium, meth, and more.
He ignored the issue because it was too large for him to control.
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A country that struggles to export crops because it cannot build transportation around the large mountains that cover most of the terrain is being aff...
sociology
geography
cartography
geomatics
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What effect did the Basel Convention have on world trade?
It allowed the United States full control over the developing countries of Central America.
It mandated a total ban on the export of hazardous waste by developed nations.
It implemented higher tariffs on exports that created greenhouse-gas emissions.
It required a country to remove tax barriers when importing or exporting to a contingent nation.
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Most of the energy in the underdeveloped areas of the world comes from what source?
Nuclear power
Human labor
Wind energy
Geothermal power
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Which source of energy dominates the world's energy usage?
Hydroelectric power
Petroleum products
Wind energy
Geothermal power
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The main reasons certain products dominate energy usage around the world is because they are
easy to store and transport.
the cheapest form of fuel.
the most efficient forms of fuel.
unlimited
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Which country is considered to be the world's most efficient user of energy?
Canada
India
Japan
China
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It has been noted that China is inefficient in oil usage. What seems to be the main reason for this inefficient use of energy?
government regulations
consumer consumption
outdated technology
lack of alternatives
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Which source of energy is used most in America?
wind
solar
coal
oil and gas
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When studying the dynamics of global population trends, it is important to remember that
the demand for goods worldwide may have no effect on migration patterns.
the global financial crisis has caused migration from rural to urban areas within countries.
economic growth forecasts and assumptions about fertility rates are independent of each other.
the existence of sheer numbers of people is significant in appraising potential consumer markets.
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The population of the industrialized world is most accurately described as
increasing at an unprecedented pace.
in decline and rapidly aging.
mainly consisting of young adults.
similar to the population of developing countries.
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What would help balance the explosive population expansion in less developed countries and the worker shortage in industrialized regions?
stable worker-to-retiree ratio
free flow of immigration
better senior retirement programs
prenatal sex scanning
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What is the most universal means used by governments to control birthrates?
family planning
universal access to healthcare
high literacy levels
education for women
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In numerous cultures, a family's only wealth is represented by the number of children they have. This demonstrates how ________ can deter populat...
financial benefits
poor enforcement mechanisms
biological factors
government welfare schemes
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Which region is most affected by aging and thus by a steadily decreasing worker-to-retiree ratio?
Africa
North America
Asia
Europe
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What was the earliest form of a trade route?
land routes
the Internet
sea routes
underground routes
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What key tool is necessary for anyone participating in commerce in order to know where goods and services exist and also know where they are needed?
sustainable development
expropriation
immigration
effective communications
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Sovereignty refers to both the powers exercised by a state in relation to other countries and the supreme powers exercised over its own members
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FALSE
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Foreign investment can be perceived as a threat to sovereignty.
TRUE
FALSE
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Adherence to World Trade Organization (WTO) rules means a loss of some degree of national sovereignty.
TRUE
FALSE
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At the top of the list of political issues concerning foreign businesses is the issue of taxation and tariffs.
TRUE
FALSE
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Pressure from nationalist and self-interest groups affect the stability of a government
TRUE
FALSE
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Saudi Arabia permits women to vote if they are at least 18 years old and married or 21 years old, if single
TRUE
FALSE
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Nationalism can take an anti-foreign business bias
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FALSE
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Economically prosperous countries do not display strong nationalistic feelings
TRUE
FALSE
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The most severe political risk is domestication
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FALSE
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The ultimate goal of domestication is to force foreign investors to share more of the ownership, management, and profits with nationals than was the c...
TRUE
FALSE
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Risk of violence is not a consideration in assessing the political vulnerability of a multinational company's activities.
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FALSE