U.S. Government's Role
U.S. Government's Role
Who is the President?
The foreign policy objective of the International Red Cross.
What is Humanitarian?
A tax on trade is called this.
What is a tariff?
Protecting United States territory, citizens and allies.
What is National Security?
Responsible for declaring war.
What is Congress?
NAFTA stands for this and involves these countries.
What is North American Free Trade Agreement and the countries involved are Mexico, Canada, and the U.S.?
The main purpose of the United Nations
What is to promote and maintain peace worldwide?
Promoting free trade and ensuring American industries access to raw materials.
What is Economic Growth
Role of Congress in Foreign Policy.
What is approves military budget, declares war, confirms treaties and ambassadors?
NATO stands for this.
What is North Atlantic Treaty Organization?
Three countries in NATO.
What are the U.S., Iceland, Ireland, Germany, U.K., France, Spain, etc.
Settling conflicts and using American military resources to promote and keep peace between nations.
What is World Peace?
Voters elect two of each from each state
What is a senator?
TWO reasons the U.S. gives Foreign Aid.
What are gaining alliances, increase trade opportunities, improve world opinion, etc.?
Number of Wars declared by Congress since World War II.
What is none?
Promoting the development of new democracies and protecting democracy around the globe
What is Promoting Democracy?
Equal representation from each state, and part of Congress
What is the Senate?
three non-governmental organizations (NGO)
what is red cross/crescent, save the children, doctors w/o borders.
The two members of the President's Cabinet most involved in Foreign Policy.
Who are the Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense?
Seeking humane treatment of all people around the world.
What is Human Rights?