Civics Camp 1 (4.1, 4.2, 4.3)

What is domestic policy primarily concerned with?

• International trade agreements

• Military alliances with other countries

• Issues within a country's borders, such as education and healthcare

• Diplomatic relations with foreign governments

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DOK Level 1: Recall

Which of the following is an example of foreign policy?

• A government increasing funding for public schools

• A city implementing new local traffic laws

• A country negotiating a peace treaty with another nation

• A state government providing subsidies to local farmers

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DOK Level 1: Recall

How does domestic policy impact a country's education system?

• By regulating international educational exchanges

• By setting standards and funding for schools within the country

• By negotiating educational treaties with other countries

• By influencing foreign investors in the education sector

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

What could be a direct impact of a country's foreign policy?

• Changes in local law enforcement practices

• Alterations in international trade relationships

• Modifications to national school curriculums

• Adjustments in domestic tax policies

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

Choose an example that best represents a domestic policy action.

• A government's decision to increase national defense spending

• A national law passed to improve public healthcare

• A bilateral agreement on climate change

• A diplomatic mission to strengthen ties with a neighboring country

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DOK Level 1: Recall

What does the term "national interest" refer to in the context of a country's foreign policy?

• The personal interests of the country's leaders

• The cultural interests of the country's citizens

• The economic, military, and diplomatic goals that a country considers important for its survival and well-being

• The historical sites and national parks within the country

Which of the following is an example of using military means to pursue national interest?

• Negotiating trade agreements with other countries

• Deploying troops to stabilize regions important to national security

• Offering foreign aid to improve education in a developing country

• Conducting cultural exchanges with another nation

How might a country use economic means to pursue its national interest?

• By increasing tariffs on imported goods to protect domestic industries

• By sending military forces to another country

• By hosting international cultural festivals

• By changing its national anthem

What is a diplomatic means by which a country can pursue its national interest?

• Increasing the budget for national defense

• Engaging in espionage activities

• Participating in international organizations and forming alliances

• Imposing economic sanctions unilaterally

What is the primary purpose of the United Nations?

• To provide a platform for international peace and security

• To oversee global trade agreements

• To enforce international law

• To promote NATO military alliances