INTL 4250 Study Guide - Final Guide: Iran Hostage Crisis, Office Of The United States Trade Representative, Camp David Accords

• School: University of Georgia
• Department: International Affairs
• Course: INTL 4250
• Professor: Gallegher

Document Summary

This final exam is cumulative in the sense that much of what we"ve studied in this half of the course builds upon the background established in the first half of the course. You are expected to be able to draw comparisons between foreign policy issues today and foreign policy during the. Cold war, but you will not be asked any questions exclusively about the first half. This is just a guideline to help you prepare for your exam - any information from assigned readings and/or class discussions is fair game! The exam will likely consist of several multiple choice, fill-in-the- blank, and short answer (2-3 sentence) questions, along with an essay and debate questions. 1. you need to know the following authors and the main arguments of their articles. Kitchen: you should understand these terms/ideas and be able to use them in an essay. The formal powers of the president and advantages of the presidency over competitors .