A Realist Is Likely to Argue That the United States

question 57

Multiple Choice

A realist is likely to argue that the United States should avoid intervening in foreign nations to protect human rights for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:

• A) the United States has a moral duty to ensure human rights for all.
• B) protecting human rights strains American military forces.
• C) opposing the government in power over human rights may bring about a new government that implements policies contrary to American military interests.
• D) pressuring foreign governments on human rights can compromise the ability to work with that nation on other issues of concern and common interest.
• E) human rights violations in other countries do not threaten the national security of the United States.

---

Definitions:

Personal Consistency

Refers to the degree to which an individual exhibits stable behavior and attitudes over time.

Positive Feelings

Emotions that are pleasant and desirable, such as happiness, joy, or love, which contribute to positive mental health.

Work Setting Values

The principles and ethics that are prioritized and upheld within a workplace, influencing its culture and environment.

Economic Values

The principles or standards that guide how economic resources are allocated and used, reflecting what is considered important in an economic system.