GOVT: Unit 10 Review - Foreign Policy and Trade

Who is mainly in charge of U.S. foreign policy?

• Congress

• The president

• The Supreme Court

• The FBI

What is one way the president influences foreign policy?

• Declares war

• Ratifies treaties

• Negotiates with other countries

• Confirms ambassadors

What can Congress do in foreign policy?

• Interpret treaties

• Apply economic pressure

• Declare war

• Appoint ambassadors

Which branch confirms ambassadors and treaties?

• Executive

• House of Representatives

• Senate

• Supreme Court

Which group helps coordinate national security and foreign policy?

• Supreme Court

• National Security Council

• Department of Education

• Internal Revenue Service

What is the role of the State Department?

• Collect taxes

• Conduct military strategy

• Handle foreign diplomacy

• Monitor immigration

Which of these helps shape U.S. foreign policy?

• Movie studios

• Local governments

• Public opinion

• High school students

Which method is used by the U.S. to promote national security?

• Economic sanctions

• Building more schools

• Changing state laws

• Hosting sports events

What does "national interest" mean in foreign policy?

• Helping only allies

• What is best for the country

• Following international law

• Avoiding all conflicts

Which of the following is a foreign policy goal?

• Starting wars

• Promoting democracy

• Reducing international travel

• Limiting world peace