17.1
A government's goals in dealing with other countries or regions and the strategy used to achieve them?
What is foreign policy?
When we talk about new laws enacted by Congress and the president, we are referring to
What is public laws?
True or False: The president can conduct all foreign policy actions without any approval from Congress
False
is a situation in which no one nation or region is much more powerful militarily than any other in the world?
What is Balance of powers?
NATO Stand for?
What is NORTH Atlantic Treaty Organization?
The Homeland Security Act of_____ authorized the creation of a massive new federal agency, the Department of Homeland Security, consolidating powers that had been under the jurisdiction of several different agencies. Their earlier lack of coordination may have prevented the United States from recognizing warning signs of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
What is 2002?
The __________ thesis suggests that presidents are more successful in foreign policy than in domestic policy.
Two presidencies
The relationship between a countries inflow and outflow of goods
What is Balance of Trade?
The fourth main goal of U.S foreign policy is the protection of ________ and democracy.
What is Human Rights?
The War Powers Resolution was passed in
What is 1973?
True or False: Congress must approve military actions if they extend beyond 60 days.
True
The establishment and maintenance of a formal relationship between countries
What is Diplomacy?
is perhaps the foremost international organization in the world today
What is United Nations?
All federal agencies, including those dedicated to foreign policy, face______ every three to five years.
What is reauthorization?
Fill in the Blank: The Senate Committee on __________ is one of the key congressional committees involved in U.S. foreign policy.
Foreign Relations
A government's goal in dealing with other countries or regions and the strategy used to achieve them.
What is Foreign Policy?
The final two foreign policy types
What is Foreign aid and global environmental policy?
What is United Nations(UN)?
True or False: During the Cold War, partisanship often influenced foreign policy decisions.
False
foreign policy approach that advocates a nation’s staying out of foreign entanglements and keeping to itself
What is isolationism?