Domestic and Foreign Policy Review

a diplomatic official of the highest rank sent by one country as its long-term representative to another country or to an international organization

• ambassador

• diplomacy

• embassy

• treaty

a "pressuring" type of foreign policy tool in which a nation will economically or diplomatically punish another nation to try to get it to change its policies

• humanitarian aid

• war

• diplomacy

• sanctions

a large, formal meeting in which heads of state or other high-ranking officials meet to discuss matters of great importance to their countries

• summit

• diplomatic recognition

• treaty

• embassy

Which is a domestic policy issue?

• tarriffs

• education

• trade agreements

• international border disputes

Which is a foreign policy issue?

• taxes

• healthcare

• road construction

• trade agreements

The official headquarters for ambassadors, diplomats, and other workers in a foreign country =

• doctrine

• embassy

• secretary of state

• capitol

a formal, ratified agreement between two or more countries - often used to settle disagreements peacefully

• mediation

• summit

• alliance

• treaty

NATO is an example of a(n)

• military alliance

• trade agreement

• peace treaty

• war

How did the United States solve the Iran Hostage Crisis?

• with a war

• with a peacekeeping mission

• with diplomacy

• with a trade agreement

If the U.S. had a conflict with a trade partner, which tool would it most likely use FIRST to try to solve the problem?

• economic sanctions

• war

• diplomacy

• ending all relationships with that country