Question 6 1 pts 6. Foreign policy involves decisions about official relations with other countries, and these decisions can have short-term or long-term effects on people both within the country, and on people outside of the country. O True O False Question 7 1 pts 7. Nationalistic foreign policy, such as the establishment of colonies, by European powers was a significant contributing factor to WWI. O True FalseQuestion 8 1 pts 8. Following World War I, foreign policy issues took precedence over domestic issues in Canada in the hopes of preventing another war. O True O False Question 9 1 pts 9. Following WWI the Allies divided up land and colonies held by the Central Powers. In recognition of the help Arab fighters gave the Allies to conquer the Ottoman Turks, they were given their own homeland in the Middle East by the Allies. O True O FalseQuestion 10 1 pts 10. Following WWI, the Treaty of Versailles gave France control over the territory of the peoples of Syria and Lebanon, while Britain was given control over the territory of Cyprus, Iraq, and Palestine. O True False Question 11 1 pts 11. Control in the Middle East was considered important to the national interests of the Allies after WWI, as having a secure source of oil was seen as necessary. O True O False Question 12 1 pts 12. In part, as a result of its membership in NATO, Canada sent a military force to fight in Afghanistan after 9/11. O True O False