Chapter 10: Foreign Policy

Protecting the rights, freedoms, and property of the United States and its people 

• neoisolationism 
• trade embargo 
• national security 
• isolationism 

What is foreign policy?

• a country’s relations with other nations
• international trade policy
• sending diplomats to global conferences
• protection of overseas interests

The majority of the United States’ foreign policy lies in the hands of the ___________________?

• The Secretary of State
• The Secretary of Defense
• The CIA
• The President

Which branch can declare war on a country?

• Judicial
• Executive
• Legislative

Which branch can approve a treaty once it has been negotiated?

• Legislative
• Executive
• Judicial

Formal agreement between countries

• Foreign Policy
• Foreign Aid
• Military
• Treaties

Stoppage of commerce and trade with another country. 

• trade embargo 
• national security 
• realism 
• idealism 

Doctrine that states a nation should tend to domestic affairs rather than international affairs. 

• internationalism 
• realism 
• neoisolationism 
• isolationism 

Doctrine that states the U.S. should focus on achieve power, maintain national security, pursue other national interests. 

• realism 
• isolationism 
• internationalism 
• neoisolationism 

Doctrine that states the U.S. should take an active role in international affairs. 

• realism 
• isolationism 
• neoisolationism 
• internationalism