Foreign or Domestic Policy?

The US is a member of the World Health Organization to share reports and information about the Coronavirus. Is doing this an example of foreign or domestic policy?

• Domestic

• Foreign

Match the following

• spying on other countries

• Dept. of State

• primary foreign policy agency or dept.

• National Security Agency

• organizes military and military actions

• Defense Dept.

• controls US trade with other countries

• Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

• spying on Americans

• Commerce Dept.

The Department of Commerce studies and authorizes patents for new inventions in the U.S. Is this an example of foreign or domestic policy?

• Domestic

• Foreign

The US sets tariffs (taxes) on goods imported from abroad. Is this an example of foreign or domestic policy?

• Domestic

• Foreign

The State Department grants visas for persons who want to enter the US. Is this an example of foreign or domestic policy?

• Domestic

• Foreign

The Department of Labor keeps records on unemployment in the US. Is this an example of foreign or domestic policy?

• Domestic

• Foreign

The President gives a speech about the evils of a communist form of government. Is this an example of foreign or domestic policy?

• Domestic

• Foreign

The President feels that Americans should switch to electric cars to help the environment. Is this an example of foreign or domestic policy?

• Domestic

• Foreign

Match the following foreign policy goals to an example:

• member of the United Nations

• promote international trade

• set up embassies and consulates

• promote democracy

• send observers of elections to countries

• promote health and education abroad

• send US scientists to stop diseases

• protect American citizens abroad

• member of NAFTA and World Trade Org.

• promote peace

Match the following

• approves ambassadors and treaties

• US Senate

• power to declare war

• Joint Chiefs of Staff of Defense Dept.

• control US visitors

• President of the US

• prepare military strategies

• State Dept.

• commander in chief

• US Congress