WorksheetsGlobal Policy - 7th Grade Civics - Ms. Diaz
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
In World War II, the United States helped fight against Germany, Italy, and _________?
Vietnam
Japan
Korea
Mexico
Why do countries build relationships and depend on each other?
they want to keep friendly relationships.
they want to abide by the rules of the United Nations.
they need/want things from other countries
they want to be able to say they are in an alliance with other countries
Which international organization would want to focus on "inalienable rights of all members of the human family" and encourage "teaching and education to promote respect for these rights"?
International Red Cross
United Nations
The Trump Foundation
The World Bank
Recently, the US has been involved in conflicts involving which of the following ...
Oil
Trade
Terrorism
Clean Water
TRUE OR FALSE: Trade Sanctions are and example of foreign aid to another country.
True
False
Select the option below that is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO).
International Committee of the Red Cross
The United States Marines
The European Union
The North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement
Define NATO.
Policies chosen in order to guide the government in making decisions about other countries
A formal agreement between the U.S., Mexico, and Canada to form a free trade zone and eliminate trading taxes.
A voluntary organization that operates independently of any government body and provides a variety of services to others.
A group of 28 countries that has agreed to protect each other in case of attack
Select all countries involved in the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
The United States
Canada
Korea
England
Mexico
If someone wants to join an organization and work as a humanitarian, what should they do?
email an organization like the Red Cross about internship opportunities
ask the United Nations if they are looking for new members
visit the World Bank
follow the EU on Snapchat
Define Humanitarian Efforts
An effort to punish another nation by imposing trade barriers
The use of violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political aims.
Issues or concerns about other countries around the world.
Money, goods and services given by one nation to benefit another nation and its citizens.
A relationship made between two or more countries to economically benefit them or for protection defines which word?
Alliances
Trade Sanctions
Foreign Affairs
Domestic Policy
Select a responsibility of the U.S. Senate in foreign policy.
Nominating ambassadors
Ratifying treaties
Negotiating treaties
Introducing tax bills
Foreign policy deals with ...
our own country
other countries
Which term involves countries coming together to solve issues that cross borders?
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
European Union (EU)
The Central Florida Teachers Association (CTA)
Domestic policy deals with ...
our own country
other countries
Select an example of a domestic policy decision.
The Senate votes to ratify a treaty
The president asks Congress to declare war
Congress votes to increase the income tax
The president nominates an ambassador
Which department in the executive branch deals with foreign/international affairs?
Department of Agriculture
State Department
Department of Homeland Security
Department of Defense
A country making an agreement after a situation that could've led to war is an example of what?
veto
terrorism
elasticity
diplomacy
What does the Declaration of Human Rights do?
Defines freedoms that all people should have
Establish tribunals to try cases of war crimes
Obligates nations to provide aid to refugees
Protects people around the world from violence
The Vietnam War, World War II, and The Cold War are all examples of which of the following terms?
domestic policy
international conflict
international cooperation
diplomacy
Which of the following was a response by the United States to the 9/11 Attacks?
The Patriot Act
The Clean Air Act
World War III
Creation of the US State Department
Which option below best defines 'national interest'?
The goals of a country to provide what is best for itself and its people
Which international organization below allows nations to bring charges against others accused of violating international law?
International Court of Justice
Which option below is an example of a country using espionage?
Country A planting spies in Country B's government offices to gather intelligence.
