How foreign Policy works
name that foreign policy
Isolationism v. Internationalism
International Organizations and Agreements
All about Tariffs
100
this U.S. figure has the power to appoint ambassadors.
Who is the President?
100
This U.S. foreign policy goal, involved the opposition to European intervention in the Western Hemisphere.
What is the Monroe Doctrine?
100
This foreign policy approach advocates for a country to avoid entanglements in the affairs of other nations, focusing on its own interests and minimizing involvement in global conflicts.
What is isolationism?
100
The second agreement between the U.S., Mexico, and Canada that removed barriers to trade is called this.
What is USMCA?
100
This occurs when a country imports more goods and services than it exports, leading to a negative balance of trade.
What is a trade deficit?
200
The Executive branch works with this branch to create foreign policy.
what is the Legislative Branch?
200
This interventionist policy, articulated by Roosevelt added to the Monroe Doctrine, and justified U.S. intervention in Latin America.
What is the Roosevelt Corollary?
200
This policy emphasizes active engagement with other nations, promoting international cooperation, diplomacy, and participation in global organizations to address common challenges.
What is internationalism?
200
This international organization, mentioned in one of the sources, was created to maintain international peace, but gives more power to five specific countries.
What is the United Nations?
200
A tariff used to make domestic goods more attractive.
What is a protective tariff?
300
This U.S. figure receives ambassadors from other countries.
What is the President?
300
Which US President advocated for the US to stay out of foreign affairs and focus on domestic issues.
Who is George Washington.
300
George Washington's Farewell Address inspired this U.S. policy by advising the country to avoid forming permanent alliances.
What is isolationism?
300
This earlier agreement, before the USMCA, helped foster economic relations between the U.S., Mexico, and Canada.
What is the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
300
The governmental agency that gets the money from tariffs in the US.
what is U.S. Department of the Treasury.
400
This branch can declare war.
What is Legislative Branch?
400
The US wanted to avoid this from spreading to other countries during the Cold War.
What is Communism?
400
In the 1920s and 1930s, the U.S. followed this foreign policy approach, avoiding political and military involvement in international conflicts, exemplified by its refusal to join the League of Nations after World War I.
What is isolationism?
400
This international organization, is focused on collective defense among member nations, especially in Europe and North America.
What is the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
400
Tariffs only apply to..
What is foreign imports
500
When a US ambassador meets with an ambassador from another country and discusses how to create a peace treaty between two countries at war, this is called.
What is diplomacy?
500
What is Containment?
500
When the Germans accidentally sank a US ship during WWI and the US joined the war to fight against Germany.
What is Internationalism?
500
Name one reason NAFTA was replaced.
Job Loss & Outsourcing
Wage Suppression 3. Trade Deficits
500
While congress has the power to create tariffs, this branch can influence tariffs.
What is the Executive branch?