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b. a historian entering the minds of the people he is studying
15. One problem of the historian is that man is neither_________________________________________
nor__________________________________________________________________________________
16. Indicate whether Carr would AGREE or DISAGREE with the following statement. (Quote the lines in
the text which support your answer).
Using the language and concepts of the period he is writing about enables the historian to be objective, first
word______; last word________ — lines:_____
17. Based on this text, what advice do you think Carr might give to a young historian starting out today?
18. Read «What is a Journalist's "Fact"?» in Part III above.
a. What similarities do you see between Carr's ideas and those of Cockbum?
b. What similarities do you see between the writing styles of Carr and Cockbum?
MORALITY AND FOREIGN POLICY
1. Kennan claims that he has written this article in order to______________________________
2a. In lines 29 to 35, Kennan clarifies the duty of the government to the national society by comparing it to
that of_______________________________
2b. The basis of the comparison is that they all________
3. What are the «unavoidable necessities of a national existence» (lines 42)
4. According to paragraph 4, once the government «accepts the responsibilites of governing» (lines 46, 47),
it no longer___
5. According to paragraph 5, in order to avoid «moral reproach» (line 64), we must allow
both___________and______the right to_____________________
6. «these blessings» (lines 68) were identified earlier in lines:_____________________________
7. The Yalta Declaration and the Kellogg-Briand Pact are mentioned as examples of ________________in-
ternational agreements. [one word]
8. In paragraphs 8 and 9, the writer emphasizes the REALISTIC/ UNREALISTIC [circle one] nature of
various international documents. Support your answer by quoting a sentence from the text.
Lines:____ Quote relevant
words:____________________________
9. Kennan concludes by denying the American government
the right to take retaliatory action
when_____________
GENERAL QUESTIONS
10A. Does Kennan support an amoral foreign policy? [yes/ no?] Quote from the text to support your answer.
Lines:_________Quote relevant words _________
10b. Under which conditions might foreign policy be considered «immoral» (line 13).
11. Kennan's position on the Helsinki accords in para. 9 shows that basically he HAS
REVISED/CONTINUES TO SUPPORT [circle one] his observations of nearly 35 years ago. Quote a sentence
from para. 9 to support your answer.
lines:__________ First three words________ last
word:_______.
12. Summarize each of the distinctions (line 18) in one sentence.