Foreign Policy/International Relations Review
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- Q1a government's plan to accomplish specific goals for its country (home).domestic policy30s
- Q2a government's plan in dealing with other countries to accomplish specific goals.foreign policy30s
- Q3the skill of talking to/dealing with other countries to avoid conflicts and help each country benefitdiplomacy30s
- Q4a person who lives in another country and officially represents the US governmentambassador30s
- Q52 or more countries that work together to accomplish something that benefits all of the countries.alliance30s
- Q6a country that helps another country fight in a warally30s
- Q7Organization (not connected to the government) that attempts to help a community/nation/world, such helping victims of disastersNon-governmental organization (NGO's)30s
- Q8Intergovernmental organization that has a General Assembly in which all nations can gather and discuss global issues.United Nations30s
- Q9Income taxes, social welfare, health care, education, civil rights, economic issues and social issues, such as family lawExamples of domestic policy30s
- Q10National security, Build trade, Promote world peace, Spread democracy around the worldUS Foreign Policy Goals30s
- Q11Diplomacy, Humanitarian efforts (foreign aid), Trade policy, Military forceUS Foreign Policy Methods30s
- Q122/3 of the Senate must approve treatiesRole Senate Plays in Foreign Policy Decisions30s
- Q13Axis Powers (Germany, Italy, Japan) vs Allies (United Kingdom, France, Soviet Union and the US), US enters war when Japan attacks Pearl Harbor, Goal: National Security, Method: Military ActionWorld War II- key details, foreign policy goals and methods30s
- Q14North Korea (communist) vs South Korea (democracy), US enters war to help South Korea, Goal: Spread Democracy, Method: Military ActionKorean War- key details, foreign policy goals and methods30s
- Q15American embassy workers are taken hostage and released after 444 days, Goal: National Security, Method: DiplomacyIran Hostage Crisis- key details, foreign policy goals and methods30s