4.1 Understanding U.S. Foreign and Domestic Policies

What is the main focus of domestic policy?

• International trade relations

• National security

• Internal affairs and citizen well-being

• Diplomatic negotiations

Which of the following is a primary concern of foreign policy?

• Trade agreements

• Taxation

• Education funding

• Healthcare reform

What role does foreign policy play in relation to other countries?

• It deals with the country's interactions with others

• It focuses on internal national issues

• It manages only domestic trade

• It is concerned with local education systems

Which policy focuses on the country's interactions outside its borders?

• None of the above

• Local government policy

• Domestic policy

• Foreign policy

Which of the following is an example of a domestic policy issue?

• Global security concerns

• Military interventions

• Healthcare reform

• Diplomatic negotiations

What does the national interest of a country typically include?

• Only military strategies

• Economic interests and national security

• Local municipal laws

• Domestic policy only

Which of the following best describes the purpose of the national interest?

• To reduce national security

• To limit international cooperation

• To guide decision-making in policy pursuits

• To focus solely on domestic concerns

How are U.S. foreign and domestic policies interconnected?

• They operate independently without overlap

• Decisions in one can impact the other

• They are managed by different governments

• They only share financial resources

What might be affected by economic policies implemented domestically?

• Internal office policies

• International trade relations

• None of the above

• Local sports events

What is encouraged at the end of the video?

• To ignore the content

• To subscribe and engage with more videos

• To avoid asking questions

• To focus only on domestic policies