Explain the Relationship Between U.S. Foreign and Domestic Policy

Any issues that happens inside the United states is called?

• Domestic

• Foreign

• middle earth

• on the ground

Which of the following issues would most likely be a foreign policy matter?

• balancing the federal budget

• raising the retirement age for Social Security

• negotiating a treaty with Mexico

• revising neighborhood zoning restrictions

The president of the United States signs a treaty with Canada to increase trade between the two countries. This is an example of which one of the following?

• Domestic Policy

• Foreign Policy

• Neither domestic or foreign policy

Relationships with other countries around the world by the US is also known as?

• International Relations

• Domestic Relations

• US Relations

• Complex Relations

Is this an example of DOMESTIC POLICY or FOREIGN POLICY?"World Climate Change Meet Up: The United States plays a major role in deciding how the world should handle this issue."

• Domestic Policy

• Foreign Policy

Is this an example of DOMESTIC POLICY or FOREIGN POLICY?

"The United States is attacked, and the president, in his role as commander in chief, calls on the U.S. military to defend the nation by attacking the other country."

• Domestic Policy

• Foreign Policy

The ways the US Government interacts with other governments is called

• Domestic Policy

• Executive Orders

• Foreign Policy

• Chief of State

Is this an example of DOMESTIC POLICY or FOREIGN POLICY?

"Defending the United States: Commander in chief deploys troops to hostile country."

• Domestic Policy

• Foreign Policy

Is this an example of DOMESTIC POLICY or FOREIGN POLICY?

"Natural disaster rocks allied country:

United States provides aid"

• Domestic Policy

• Foreign Policy

Which of the following is an example of a foreign policy decision?

• Establishing free healthcare for US citizens.

• Implementing a new tax code

• Creating a new standardized test for students.

• Providing humanitarian aid to Sri Lanka after an earthquake.