What is the most important goal of United States foreign policy?

• Freedom

• Equity

• Security

• Efficiency

Why might a nation place sanctions against another nation?

• If they do not approve of the other country's actions

• If they like what the other country is doing

• To increase business between the countries

• To create a treaty

Which is an example of a multilateral agreement?

• USAA

• FHI

• FICA

• NAFTA

What congressional act abolished the immigration quota system?

• Chinese Exclusionary Act 1882

• The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965

• The Wall Act of 2018

• Immigration Reform Act 1986

Economic sanctions effect a nation's...

• Economic Stability

• Efficiency

• Freedom

• Equity

Achieving _____ allows America to focus on other public policy goals.

• Economic Stability

• Economic Efficiency

• Social Equity

• National Security

A ____ makes improvements on foreign relationships through domestic policy

• Diplomat

• Legislator

• Citizen

• Ambassador

Diplomacy between 2 countries typically begin with a/the

• Senate

• House of Representatives

• Diplomat

• Military

Which is not one of the 5 goals of public policy?

• Freedom

• Equality

• Security

• Economic Stability

What 2 entities of the US federal government are responsible for negotiating treaties?

• Vice President and President

• The House and the Senate

• The Senate and the President

• The Senate and Diplomats