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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What key event does Russia provoke in 1979?
(a) Invasion of Iran.
(b) Invasion of Pakistan.
(c) Invasion of Afghanistan.
(d) Invasion of Iraq.

2. What is Clarke's goal in the Persian Gulf during Reagan's administration?
(a) Advise military bases on emergency strategies.
(b) Sit in on peace talks between Iran and Iraq.
(c) Keep Israel happy.
(d) Procure bases.

3. What influences the U.S to stop their attack on Iraq?
(a) The U.S. news begins negative coverage of the war.
(b) Terrorism begins in the homeland.
(c) Hussein surrenders under certain terms.
(d) The Saudi King asks them to stop.

4. What problematic turn occurs in 1985 that alarms the U.S.?
(a) Syria adds help to Iran.
(b) Russia is winning the war against Afghanistan.
(c) Israel and Iran are under terrorist attacks from one another.
(d) Russia is now invading Pakistan.

5. How does Clarke quell issues with Israel in regards to selling arms to South Africa?
(a) Threatens sanctions to all countries that sell to South Africa, including Israel.
(b) Reminds Ivry that Israel needs the U.S. as long as Russia is a superpower.
(c) Offers financial strategies that can replace Israel's business with South Africa.
(d) Discusses apartheid and anti-semitism with Ivry.

Short Answer Questions

1. What unexpected event happens after the Persian Gulf War?

2. What must Cheney and his team convince the Saudi King?

3. Initially, plans are to have Combat Air Patrol (CAP) over New York and D.C. Clarke then orders CAPs over every major city in the country. What causes him to extend the plans even further?

4. What does the Continuity of Government implement?

5. What is the U.N. Special Commission's (UNSCOM) job?

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