Foreign Policy Goals and Tools

What is the primary tool used in foreign policy to maintain peaceful relations between countries?

• Diplomacy

• Military intervention

• Cultural exchange programs

• Economic sanctions

Which method involves restricting trade or financial transactions with a country to achieve political goals?

• Economic sanctions

• Military intervention

• Humanitarian aid

• Diplomatic negotiations

What term refers to agreements between countries to support each other in times of need?

• alliance

• partnership

• pact

• coalition

Which type of agreement focuses on reducing barriers to trade and promoting economic cooperation between countries?

• Bilateral Investment Treaty

• Monetary Policy Agreement

• Customs Union Agreement

• Free Trade Agreement (FTA)

What aspect of foreign policy is concerned with protecting a country's borders and citizens from external threats?

• Economic Policy

• National Security

• Humanitarian Aid

• Diplomacy

Which goal of foreign policy aims to ensure a country's economic well-being and growth through international trade?

• Military Strength

• Economic Security

• Political Stability

• Cultural Exchange

Which aspect of foreign policy focuses on promoting and protecting the rights of individuals around the world?

• Human rights diplomacy

• Military intervention

• Economic sanctions

• Globalization strategy

What is the term for the foreign policy objective of encouraging democratic governance in other countries?

• democracy promotion

• autocracy promotion

• democratic expansion

• freedom encouragement

In what situation might a country resort to military action as a tool of foreign policy?

• Military action might be used in situations of national security threats, territorial integrity violations, citizen protection, international law enforcement, or aggression from other countries.

• Military action might be used in situations of technological advancement, educational cooperation, or healthcare initiatives.

• Military action might be used in situations of environmental protection, humanitarian aid, or peacekeeping missions.

• Military action might be used in situations of economic competition, cultural exchange, or diplomatic negotiations.

Punishments against countries for abuse of people, eliminating genocide, providing food to poverty-stricken countries are examples of ______________.

• Promoting Human Rights

• Spreading democracy

• Improving economic Prosperity

• World Peace