U.S. Government Chapter 23

An action such as withholding loans, arms, or economic aid to force a foreign government to stop certain activities?

• sanction

• foreign policy

• bilateral treaty

• multilateral agreement

The use of violence against civilians to achieve political goals?

• terrorism

• sanction

• isolationism

• foreign policy

A free trade agreement among several parties?

• Multilateral agreement

• bilateral agreement

• regional security pact

• foreign policy

An agreement that involves only two nations?

• bilateral treaty

• multilateral agreement

• sanction

• regional security pact

Why is providing national security the main goal of american foreign policy?

• security allows the nation to achieve other aims

• security attracts the economic interests of other countries

• security helps promote democracy around the world

• security makes citizens less likely to move to another country

the foreign policy that the united states employed with the soviet union during the cold war was called?

• containment

• internationalism

• isolationism

• preemption

Which interests of a foreign nation suffer when it is targeted by foreign policy sanctions?

• economic

• humanitarian

• military

• political

One role of a diplomat is to make improvements in?

• domestic policies

• foreign relations

• global economic placement

• military strength

The armed forces are organized and governed by?

• department of defense

• department of justice

• department of state

• foreign service

In order for the United states to have a treaty with a foreign country the?

• Congress must negotiate the treaty

• president must ratify the treaty

• senate must ratify the treaty

• state department must ratify the treaty