International Relations SS.7.C.4.1 SS.7.C.4.2 SS.7.C.4.3

What is government’s decisions about issues within their country called?

• foreign policy

• domestic policy

Increasing military spending and increase taxes are examples of...

• foreign policy

• domestic policy

A government’s decisions about relationships with other countries is called...

• foreign policy

• domestic policy

Who ratifies treaties?

• President

• House of Representatives

• Senate

• Supreme Court

What is usually the goal of US foreign policy? Choose all that apply.

• war

• diplomacy

• peace

• sanctions

If a treaty is not ratified, who is responsible for that?

• President

• Senate

• House of Representatives

• Supreme Court

Who is the President most likely to form an alliance with?

• an autocratic government that spent money on their military

• a newly formed nation that spent money on education

• a newly formed Communist dictatorship

Which executive department is in charge of foreign policy?

• Justice

• Defense

• Homeland Security

• State

Which executive position is in charge of foreign policy?

• Secretary of Education

• Secretary of State

• Secretary of Justice

• Secretary of Defense

U.S. domestic affairs and foreign affairs are connected and influence each other.

• True

• False