When President Bush suspended the economic aid to Pakistan because he was unable to make the necessary certification to Congress?

Related Mcqs:

1. Marshall Plan was named for its originator US secretary of state George C. Marshall. US sent the aid of almost S 13 billion dollars to 17 European countries who formed Organization for European Economic Cooperation (OEEC). When this aid was sent?

   A. 1950-1952
   B. 1952-54
   C. 1948-52
   D. 1946-52

2. When Jimmy Carter (President of USA) administration cut off the military and economic aid to Pakistan?

   A. September 1977
   B. October 1977
   C. November 1977
   D. December 1978

3. When President of USA George W. Bush visited Pakistan?

   A. 4th October 2001
   B. 3rd March 2003
   C. 3rd March 2004
   D. 3rd March 2006

4. In Which fiscal year American economic aid to Pakistan started?

   A. 1950
   B. 1951
   C. 1955
   D. 1954

5. US President George Bush has created ‘Millennium Challenge Account’ to:

   A. help poor countries pursing democratic ideals
   B. support war against Terrorism
   C. Improve national security network
   D. Provide financial aid to Iraq and Afghanistan

6. When American President George W. Bush made a speech in which he called for an independent Palestinian state?

   A. 24 June 2000
   B. 24 June 2001
   C. 24 June 20002
   D. 24 June 2003

7. Of all of the forms of development assistance, __________ aid is one of the least efficient and most prone to impede rather than help economic assistance.

   A. agricultural
   B. economic
   C. military
   D. manufacturing

8. This corrupt former president of Nicaragua looted funds and international aid when a deadly earthquake hit Managua. And removed from office by a revolutionary organization known as the FSLN?

   A. Daniel Ortega Saavedra
   B. Pedro Joaquin Chamorro
   C. Anastasio Somoza Debayle
   D. Augusto Cesar Sandino

9. George W. Bush’s foreign policy:

   A. Argued that old methods of dealing with contemporary challenges were obsolete and ineffective
   B. Changed direction sharply after 9/11
   C. Led to a controversial war in Iraq whose reasons and effects are still being highly debated
   D. All of the options given are correct

10. Who contested against George Bush in US presidential Elections 2004?

    A. John F. Kennedy
    B. Ronald Regan
    C. Bill Clinton
    D. Hennery Clinton