Terms
An type of policy between multiple nations that fosters international cooperation is known as _________
What is multilateralism?
This motivation for international involvement refers to "the desire of a nation to fulfill the economic, political and/or cultural goals of its people".
What is self-determination?
This international organization features a powerful security council with permanent members that can veto important decisions.
What is the United Nations?
This international effort aims to provide money or resources to countries in need to help with poverty, famine, and to support relief for natural disasters
What is foreign aid?
Recently, NAFTA has been renegotiated, and Canada is now part of this new multilateral trade deal.
What is the USMCA?
Canada's military support of the United States during the "War on Terror" is an example of ____________
What is bilateralism?
As part of humanitarianism, this action allows countries to intervene in ongoing conflicts in order to create a resolution.
What is peacemaking?
Membership in this international organization includes the adoption of a common currency & flag.
What is the European Union?
One successful impact of internationalism has been the reduction of the use of this household chemical that was shown to deplete the ozone layer
What are CFCs? (Chlorofluorocarbons)
This case saw a people displaced so the US and UN could test nuclear weapons on the land.
What was Bikini Atoll?
Canada's venture to claim sovereignty in the Arctic (without the support or any other countries) could be described as ________________.
What is unilateralism?
Which motivation is the key reason behind Canada's membership in NATO?
What is international security?
This international organization was subject to criticism because member countries were required to restructure their economies to qualify for loans, leading to a "race to the bottom".
What is the IMF / World Bank?
Some longstanding results of this global issue have included political and economic instability, ethnic divisions, and foreign debt.
What is colonialism?
This term is used to describe a certain country's recent exit from an established international organization, after issues with immigration policies and free trade.
What is Brexit?
This term describes when a nation chooses not to become involved in international affairs
What is isolationism?
This US-led war in a specific country serves as an example of Canada pursuing non-involvement in an international operation.
What is the Iraq war?
"Non-profit, non-religious, non-military" - This describes a type of organization called ___________.
What is an INGO?
Combating disease is the primary aim of this international organization.
What is the WHO?
Canada withdrew from this international environmental agreement after accumulating penalties for not being able to meet certain targets.
What is the Kyoto Protocol?
This terms describes putting the good of your own country aside for international benefit - This is often exercised through membership in international organizations
What is supranationalism?
This is the name for the failed humanitarian mission in Rwanda, where international support was unable to stop the impending genocide.
What is UNAMIR?
This international organization recently kicked out one of its members in response to the annexation of Crimea.
What is the G7?
This is an example of a "watchdog" organization that raises awareness when human rights have been violated.
What is Human Rights Watch / Amnesty International?
This agreement resulted in the creation of open borders between countries within the European Union
What is the Schengen Agreement?