12th Grade International Relations Presentations

Explore foundational concepts and influential organizations critical to international relations. Focus on understanding the roles and impacts these entities have on global politics and its dynamics. Enhance knowledge on the interplay between nations and the strategic operations of worldwide organizations, equipping learners with analytical skills necessary for navigating international relations.

Analyze the primary drivers of global conflicts and their resolutions by examining historical events. Understand the impact of these conflicts and the significance of peace strategies. Focus on achieving insights into the root causes of conflicts and developing solutions for sustainable peace. Enhance critical thinking and analytical skills through the study of historical precedents and the implementation of effective peace strategies.

Examine Roosevelt's diplomacy strategies, focusing on the Monroe Doctrine and the development of the Panama Canal. Understand key diplomatic concepts and analyze the extent of U.S. influence on the international stage.

Examine the key economic, defense, and security objectives in U.S. foreign policy, enhancing understanding of global diplomatic strategies. Develop insight into how these priorities shape international relations, with focus on the principles and outcomes of U.S. engagements globally. Gain skills in analyzing policy impacts and understanding strategic goals in a global context.

Analyze the distinct roles of the U.S. president, with a focus on executive and military powers. Identify key presidential qualifications and term limits, and develop a clear understanding of these aspects of the presidential role. Enhance skills in critical analysis and understanding of governmental functions.

Examine the strategic use of economic sanctions in relation to core U.S. foreign policy objectives, enhancing understanding of how geopolitics shapes international relations. Learners will gain insights into the intersection of economics and diplomacy, and develop analytical skills to assess the impact of policy decisions on global interactions.

Examine the ethical challenges present in competitive and cooperative settings. Understand how choices affect individual and collective outcomes. Enhance decision-making skills by analyzing the impact of various strategies on both personal and group dynamics.

Understand the fundamental principles of market regulation and international trade through the study of economic structures. Learners will gain insight into concepts such as specialization, the significance of trade, and efficient resource management, enabling a comprehensive grasp of global economic dynamics.

Examine major theories on the origins of the state, including the Social Contract and Divine Right theories. Understand how these frameworks explain both the formation and continuity of governments. Develop the ability to critically analyze historical and philosophical perspectives on state formation. Enhance skills in comparative analysis by evaluating differing viewpoints on government legitimacy and authority.

Analyze the nuances of foreign and domestic policies through classification and matching tasks to gain insights into governmental processes, enhancing strategic thinking in policy application.

Study essential theories and concepts in sociology related to prejudice and discrimination, aiming to deepen critical thinking skills and broaden understanding of diverse societal viewpoints.

Explore deviance through sociological theories such as Symbolic Interactionism and Control Theory. Gain an understanding of key theoretical concepts and their practical implications.

Examine the foundation, goals, and structure of the United Nations, along with its role in peacekeeping and global influence. Gain insights into international diplomacy and the effectiveness of UN interventions in fostering global cooperation and stability.

Investigate Cold War dynamics by analyzing key events, diplomatic alliances, and global tensions. Develop a comprehensive understanding of geopolitical strategies and their historical impacts. Master critical historical analysis, enhance skills in identifying causal relationships, and improve the ability to assess political strategies and their long-term consequences.

Investigate essential sociological theories on race, with a focus on understanding the dynamics of racism and prejudice. Analyze the implications of bias through a study of major sociological perspectives, enhancing comprehension of these critical issues.

Analyze President Roosevelt's Big Stick Diplomacy, focusing on its effects on U.S. foreign policy. Develop historical analysis skills and deepen understanding of geopolitical strategies.

Explore the intricacies of Colonial American conflicts and cultural transformations, focusing on King Philip's War and the Great Awakening. Understand how these events shaped the social and political landscapes. Gain insights into the evolving dynamics of the period, examining the causes, impacts, and legacy of these significant historical moments.

Examine the challenges that America faced with Tripoli and the Barbary Pirates during the Jefferson Era, focusing on understanding key diplomatic strategies deployed. Evaluate the impact of the Embargo Act on U.S. foreign policy, highlighting its implications and consequences. Develop critical analytical skills by assessing how these historical events shaped diplomatic relations and influenced U.S. policy decisions.