Canada's Foreign Policy and International Relations

The video explores the transition from nationalism to supranationalism, highlighting organizations like the Red Cross. It discusses globalization, the Arctic Council, and the significance of borders. The video differentiates between foreign and domestic policies, focusing on Canada's international goals such as economic growth, peace, and social justice. It explains types of international interactions, including isolationism and multilateral actions, and examines influences on Canada's foreign policy, such as geography and ideology.

What is supranationalism primarily concerned with?

• Going beyond national interests or borders

• Reducing international cooperation

• Promoting national interests

• Strengthening national borders

Which organization is an example of a supranational entity?

• The Red Cross

• The United Nations

• The Arctic Council

• The Canadian Government

What is one of Canada's foreign policy goals?

• Isolationism

• Economic growth

• Reducing trade

• Increasing tariffs

Which organization is Canada a part of for military alliance?

• NATO

• G20

• NAFTA

• WTO

What does the UN primarily aim to protect?

• Military power

• National borders

• Sovereignty of all nations

• Economic interests

What is a potential consequence of international environmental treaties?

• Loss of sovereignty

• Increased pollution

• Economic decline

• Military conflict

What does it mean for a nation-state to act unilaterally?

• To act alone

• To act with one other country

• To act with multiple countries

• To avoid international actions

What is a common reason for imposing sanctions on another country?

• To encourage trade

• To punish for undesirable actions

• To promote tourism

• To increase diplomatic relations

Which factor influences Canada's foreign policy?

• Geography

• Military power

• Economic decline

• Isolationism

Why did Canada leave the Kyoto Protocol?

• To join another agreement

• To increase trade

• To protect its economy

• To reduce environmental targets