Economic & Natural Resources

What are some factors that influence U.S. foreign policy? (choose 3)

• Building relationships for economic growth

• Increasing economic interdependence

• Protecting natural resources of other countries

• Promoting foreign industries/businesses

How has increasing economic interdependence impacted U.S. foreign policy? (choose 2)

• Withdrawing from the World Bank

• Reducing trade agreements

• Opening foreign markets to U.S. businesses

• Imposing economic sanctions on other countries

Which branch of the U.S. government is responsible for developing and implementing trade policy? (choose 2)

• Office of the United States Trade Representative

• Judicial Branch

• Legislative Branch

• Executive Branch

What is the role of the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR)? (choose 2)

• Implementing U.S. foreign policy

• Operating as part of the Legislative Branch

• Coordinating with Congress on pending legislation

• Approving trade agreements

How are trade agreements approved in the United States?

• By the World Bank

• By the USTR

• By Congress

• By the President

What is the purpose of a budget resolution in the United States?

• To create a trade policy

• To submit a budget to the President

• To open foreign markets to U.S. businesses

• To develop a budget from the President's submission

Who creates a budget resolution in the United States?

• The President

• The USTR

• The World Bank

• Congress

What happens to a budget resolution in the United States after it is created?

• It goes to the President for a signature or veto

• It is submitted to Congress for approval

• It is implemented by the USTR

• It is approved by the World Bank