Question

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1. The people of the United States value such a deal as equality, privacy, individualism and democracy. How were these values established in the United States?

A. these ideals have been established by the various religious groups in America.

B. these ideals have been established by the seeking of prosperity and harmoney for all citizens.

C. these ideals have been established in the United States through legislation.

D. these are deals have been established through civil war, union activism, and peaceful protests.

2. The American government has set a standard for advancing the cause of human rights since the end of the Cold War. what difficulty to see United States face in the future as it seeks to secure human rights in a global community?

A. as part of the global community the US must bring equality and human rights to its own citizens.

B. American must determine how it will interact with allies who do not have good human rights records.

C. The US will need to create a policy for instilling human rights in other countries.

D. The United States must first define what human rights are in a global community.

Answer 1

D and D hope im right! :)

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Answer 2

Question 1:

Answer- B

Explanation- The United States has a diverse population where people of different ethnic, religious, political and social groups have banded together and formed a democracy that has become a super power as we enter the 21st century. These ideals have been formed by these differnet groups uniting together as they seek to live in harmony and prosperity. The spread of these values has become a part of America's foreign policy.

Question 2:

Answer- B

Explanation- The United States has several allies in war-torn regions of the world that do not support human rights for all of its citizens. One of these is Saudi Arabia in the Middle East. While this country has supported the United States many times since the Cold War this country has a poor record in regards to human rights for all its own citizens. In the coming years the U.S. must determine how it will handle such matters and still keep the peace with allies such as Saudia Arabia.