SHS Government · Year 2
Statecraft and Diplomacy practice questions
Ghana in the community of nations: the characteristics and determinants of Ghana's foreign policy, the actors and institutions that shape it, the meaning and types of diplomacy, and the functions of diplomats.
41 questions in this topic: 24 recall, 13 applying skills and concepts, 2 strategic thinking and 2 extended thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Strategic thinking
Shuttle diplomacy typically involves the use of neutral third-party actors where
- adirect engagement to settle the dispute is highly unlikely
- bthe two parties already have cordial relations
- cone party has agreed to accept economic sanctions
- dthree or more international organisations are involved
- Question 2Skills & concepts
Public opinion is said to influence foreign policy decisions usually in
- ademocratic states where there is freedom of expression
- bstates with one-party systems
- clandlocked states without access to the sea
- dstates with the strongest economies
- Question 3Skills & concepts
The ratification of all treaties and agreements or conventions is the responsibility of
- aParliament, under Article 75:2
- bthe President, under Article 75
- cthe Cabinet, under Article 76
- dthe Council of State, under Article 74
- Question 4Recall
Offering evacuation, medical assistance or legal aid to citizens abroad is part of a diplomat's
- aconsular duties
- bnegotiation and bargaining role
- crepresentation role
- dreporting role
- Question 5Recall
Gunboat diplomacy refers to
- athe use of military force as a threat to achieve foreign policy objectives, often by intimidating other states
- bnegotiations conducted aboard neutral vessels at sea
- ctrade agreements enforced through naval patrols
- dthe deployment of peacekeepers under a UN mandate
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