Unit 6 20-2 Vocab

A feeling of being left out or on the outside.

• Alienation

• Bilateralism

• Federalists

• Unilateralism

People who support a federal system of government. in Canada, these people oppose the idea of Quebec sovereignty and believe Quebec should remain a Canadian province. 

• Alienation

• Bilateralism

• Federalists

• Unilateralism

Agreements between two countries to work towards solving issues that concern both countriesA feeling of being left out or on the outside.

• Supranationalism

• Bilateralism

• Internationalism

• Unilateralism

A policy where countries agree to abide by the decisions of an international organization made up of independent appointed officials or Representatives elected by member countries.

• Supranationalism

• Bilateralism

• Internationalism

• Unilateralism

When a country has a policy of acting on its own without agreements with or support from other countries.

• Multilateralism

• Bilateralism

• Internationalism

• Unilateralism

A policy that involves several countries working together to meet challenges and solve problems. 

• Supranationalism

• Bilateralism

• Multilateralism

• Unilateralism

The belief that all members of the global Community accept collective responsibility for the challenges that face the world and that the motives of Nations /nation-states must be respected when searching for solutions.

• Supranationalism

• Bilateralism

• Internationalism

• Unilateralism

A plan of action that guides a government's decisions about what to do within that country. In Canada, these decisions may include changing federal laws, settling Aboriginal land claims, and spending tax revenue.

• Domestic Policy

• Foreign Policy

• Isolationism

• Supranationalism

A plan of action that guides a government's decisions about official relations with other countries.

• Domestic Policy

• Foreign Policy

• Isolationism

• Supranationalism

A policy that says the United Nations must protect people within a country when that country violates or fails to protect the rights and Welfare of its own citizens.

• Unilateralism

• Foreign Policy

• Responsibility to Protect

• Supranationalism