| 1. Foreign aid is all of the following EXCEPT | |
| A. | the transfer of money, goods, or services from one country to another. |
| B. | a program first used to help rebuild the economies of Western Europe |
| C. | a program that helped to revitalize the economies of Eastern Europe |
| D. | a program used to help contain the Soviet expansion after World War II. |
| 2. The Marshall Plan | |
| F. | was a concept created by Franklin Delano Roosevelt. |
| G. | sought to provide funds for rebuilding Europe. |
| H. | recognized the real enemy of democracy as ignorance. |
| J. | provided funds for the rebuilding of Japan. |
| 3. During the 1960s and 1970s, foreign aid shifted from Western Europe to | |
| A. | South America |
| B. | Cuba |
| C. | Canada |
| D. | Africa |
| 4. During the presidency of ________________, a downward trend in U.S. foreign aid took place. | |
| F. | Ronald Reagan |
| G. | Richard Nixon |
| H. | Jimmy Carter |
| J. | Gerald Ford |
| 5. What event created new interest in foreign aid after the 1990s? | |
| A. | the Camp David accords |
| B. | the end of the Cold War |
| C. | the 9/11 terrorist attacks |
| D. | the breakup of the Soviet Union |
| 6. The largest increase in foreign aid was due to | |
| F. | the Iraqi reconstruction. |
| G. | the 9/11 terrorist attacks. |
| H. | the 2004-tsunami disaster. |
| J. | the invasion of Afghanistan. |