4B Vocabulary

refers to a state’s international goals and its strategies to achieve those goals

• Foreign policy

• Diplomacy

• Economic aid

• Treaties

the act of dealing with other nations, usually through negotiation and discussion.

• Military aid

• Foreign policy

• Diplomacy

• Treaties

giving or loaning money to other countries

• Economic aid

• Humanitarian aid

• Military aid

• Sanction

includes sending American troops to other countries, providing military training to other countries, or even supplying weapons or equipment

• Economic aid

• Humanitarian aid

• Military aid

• Treaties

material or logistical assistance provided for humanitarian purposes

• Humanitarian aid

• Economic aid

• Military aid

• Military intervention

formal agreements ratified by countries entering into the agreement; three types of treaties: peace treaties, alliance treaties, & commercial treaties

• Economic aid

• Humanitarian aid

• Military aid

• Treaties

a threatened penalty for disobeying a law

• Humanitarian aid

• Sanction

• Military intervention

• Treaties

the deliberate action of a nation or group of nations to introduce its military forces into the course of an existing controversy

• Economic aid

• Military aid

• Diplomacy

• Military intervention

Which major U.S. political party is more liberal & developed out of the Democratic-Republican (Anti-Federalist) led by Jefferson?

• Republican

• Democratic

• Whig

• Tea

Which major U.S. political party is more conservative & developed out of the Federalists led by Hamilton?

• Republican

• Democratic

• Whig

• Tea