Government
Foreign Policy
Trade & Money
Law & Power
100

What is a political system in which representatives are responsible for governing?

Republic

100

What is government action in relations with other countries?

Foreign policy

100

What is something, typically money, that is owed?

Debt

100

What is forcing someone into service for a government or organization?

Impressment

200

What do we call groups of people who share a political philosophy and support similar candidates?

Political party

200

What is the policy of avoiding participation in international relationships?

Isolationism

200

What is an official ban on trade with a particular country?

Embargo.

200

What is an illegal action that encourages resistance to lawful authority?

Sedition

300

What does domestic mean?

Existing or occurring inside a particular country

300

What does it mean to remain independent and not take sides?

Neutrality

300

What is a union between countries or organizations for mutual benefit?

Alliance

300

What is a stated principle of government policy, especially in foreign or military affairs?

Doctrine

400

What is a rule or condition written into a legal document?

Provision

400

What is interference by one country in another country's affairs?

Intervention

400

A government prohibits businesses from trading with another nation. What is this called?  

Embargo (or trade embargo)

400

A law includes specific rules and conditions. What are these called?

Provisions

500

What is the difference between domestic and foreign policy?

Domestic concerns a country's internal affairs; foreign policy concerns its relations with other countries.

500

A country decides to stay out of conflicts between other nations. Which policy does this demonstrate?

staying out and not taking sides indicates neutrality.

500

Why might a country use an embargo as part of its foreign policy?

To restrict trade with another country as a policy measure.

500

A person encourages people to resist lawful government authority. Which term applies?

Sedition