Question 1

What is foreign policy?

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A plan of action that guides a government's decisions about its official relations with other countries

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An economic strategy for international trade

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A plan for domestic policies within a country

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A type of diplomacy involving only one country

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A military tactic for conquering other nations

Question 2

What is multilateralism?

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Multiple countries engaging in international agreements to cooperate and protect their common interests

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Countries isolating themselves completely from the international community

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One country responding to international events on its own

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An agreement between two nations with common interests

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Countries sacrificing their national autonomy for group benefit

Question 3

What do international laws aim to do?

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Resolve disputes and conflicts between countries legally

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Enforce economic sanctions on nations

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Control diplomatic relations between countries

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Protect a country's sovereignty over other nations

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Dictate military actions during conflicts

Question 4

What is the main goal of Canada's foreign policy?

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Promote peace and security through defense alliances and peacekeeping

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Gain economic dominance through trade agreements

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Secure resources through foreign aid agreements

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Improve environmental conditions through international cooperation

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Expand territorial control through military actions

Question 5

What does isolationism entail for a country?

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Complete isolation from participating in international social, economic, political, and military affairs

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Responding to world events on its own without assistance

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Sacrificing national autonomy for a supranational organization

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Acting in both its own interests and in each other's interests

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Engaging in agreements with multiple countries for common interests

Question 6

How does Canada promote internationalism through foreign policy?

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By participating in peacekeeping missions and supporting international laws and agreements

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By focusing on bilateral trade agreements for economic prosperity

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By providing foreign aid only to select countries in need

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By engaging in unilateral agreements with powerful nations

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By imposing economic sanctions on other countries

Question 7

What is the purpose of the European Union (EU)?

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Countries in Europe agree to decisions made by the international organization and often sacrifice their national interests for the benefit of the group

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To unify all European economies under a single currency

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To promote individual autonomy and sovereignty for member states

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To coordinate environmental efforts across European nations

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To establish a military alliance against common threats

Question 8

What type of agreement is the Canada-USA Air Quality Agreement?

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Bilateral agreement between two nations with common interests

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Unilateral agreement imposed by one country on another for air quality standards

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Supranational agreement controlled by an international organization

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Isolationist agreement focused on domestic air quality only

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Multilateral agreement involving many countries for global air quality

Question 9

How do international organizations like the United Nations influence Canada's foreign policy?

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By committing Canada to participate in international affairs and discussions

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By limiting Canada's autonomy in foreign decision-making

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By enforcing sanctions on Canada for policy violations

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By dictating Canada's domestic policies through regulations

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By providing military intervention in Canada's conflicts

Question 10

What does peacekeeping involve for a country like Canada?

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Sending military and civilian personnel into conflict zones to protect civilians and negotiate ceasefires

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Participating in unilateral agreements with powerful nations

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Engaging in military combat to conquer other nations

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Providing foreign aid to war-torn countries for reconstruction

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Imposing economic sanctions on countries in conflict

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