Foreign Policy

to work out a compromise or an agreement through discussions

• negotiate

• diplomacy

• multilateral

• sanctions

• unilateral

the work of maintaining relationships between different countries

• negotiate

• diplomacy

• multilateral

• sanctions

• unilateral

taking an action cooperatively to enact a policy

• negotiate

• diplomacy

• multilateral

• sanctions

• unilateral

punishments that enforce the law, usually by taking something away

• negotiate

• diplomacy

• multilateral

• sanctions

• unilateral

working alone to enact a policy

• negotiate

• diplomacy

• multilateral

• sanctions

• unilateral

(a)   policy is how a country chooses to interact with other nations. (check your spelling!)

Countries have many concerns when establishing foreign policy. (check all that apply)

• Security and defense

• Environmental protections

• Justice and human rights

• Unemployment rates

Serves as commander in chief • Helps negotiate treaties • Receives and appoints foreign ambassadors

• President

• Congress

• Executive Agencies

Conduct foreign affairs • Gather intelligence • Implement policies • Represent the United States abroad

• President

• Congress

• Executive Agencies

______ influences foreign policy by: declaring war. • approving treaties . • confirming appointments of US ambassadors . • voting on spending.

• President

• Congress

• Executive Agencies