The Price of Power by Seymour M. Hersh
  • 1. What strategic doctrine is associated with Kissinger's approach?
A) Liberalism
B) Realpolitik
C) Neoconservatism
D) Isolationism
  • 2. What major conflict is extensively covered in Kissinger's policies?
A) World War II
B) The Vietnam War
C) The Persian Gulf War
D) The Korean War
  • 3. Kissinger was involved in negotiations concerning which country's nuclear capabilities?
A) India
B) China
C) South Korea
D) Israel
  • 4. Which controversial operation did Kissinger oversee in Chile?
A) Establishment of democratic elections
B) Humanitarian aid programs
C) Arms reduction agreements
D) Support for the coup against Allende
  • 5. What significant geopolitical strategy is attributed to Kissinger?
A) Opening relations with China
B) Support for apartheid
C) Isolation of the Soviet Union
D) Engagement in the Korean War
  • 6. What is one criticism leveled against Kissinger in the book?
A) His failure to address climate change
B) His role in human rights violations
C) His economic policies
D) His diplomatic successes in Europe
  • 7. Hersh's book suggests that Kissinger valued which over human rights?
A) Public opinion
B) Moral obligations
C) Strategic interests
D) Economic gain
  • 8. What consequence did Kissinger's actions have in Latin America?
A) Neutral diplomatic stance
B) Promotion of democracy
C) Humanitarian interventions
D) Support for authoritarian regimes
  • 9. According to Hersh, Kissinger's realpolitik often disregarded what?
A) Public safety
B) Moral considerations
C) Political stability
D) Economic ramifications
  • 10. In relation to the Vietnam War, Kissinger is known for advocating what?
A) Military occupation
B) Escalation of forces
C) Negotiated settlement
D) Total withdrawal
  • 11. What aspect of foreign relations is discussed in relation to Kissinger's strategies?
A) Balance of power
B) Human rights advocacy
C) Cultural diplomacy
D) Global trade agreements
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