Foreign Policy

All of the following are types of Foreign aid, except

• Economic
• Military
• political
• legislative

Foreign policy is our government's attitude and interaction with 

• other countries
• states within our country
• Congress
• the electorate

Treaties are negotiated by ______________ but must be approved by _______________.

• 2/3 of the Senate, 2/3 of the House
• The President, 2/3 of the House
• The President, 2/3 of the Senate
• 2/3 of the Senate, The president

The department most responsible for enacting our foreign policy is the _____________.

• Department of Defense
• Department of Homeland Security
• Department of the Exterior
• State Department 

______________ refers to anything that occurs within the borders of our country.

• Executive
• Federal
• Foreign
• Domestic

Only _______________ has the power to declare war, but _______________ is in control of our armed forces.

• Congress, The President
• The President, Congress
• The Senate, The House of Reps
• Congress, Cabinet

The President of the United States is also called our "______________________"

• Fearless Leader
• Commander in Chief
• Freedom Czar
• Forefather

The goals of our Foreign policy and foreign aid are to: create friendly relationships with other countries, support human rights, create economic growth, and ____________.

• obtain power
• start war
• develop future trade relationships
• spread our power

Treaties can do all of the following except _____________________.

• End wars
• create economic partnerships
• create alliances to prevent war
• start wars

NATO and SEATO are examples of _______________.

• laws
• treaties
• alliances
• trade agreements