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Flashcards by Natasha Gidluck, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Natasha Gidluck
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| Question | Answer |
| Foreign Policy | Decisions a nation makes that concern official relations with other countries. Also called external relations or foreign affairs. |
| Domestic Policy | Decisions a nation makes that concern matters within the country. |
| Economic Prosperity | Ensuring a stable and prosperous standard of living. |
| Security and Safety | Making a place to live without fear or threat. |
| Beliefs and Values | To affirm and promote the beliefs, values, and culture of the citizens. |
| Sovereignty | Managing your own affairs and allowing others to manage theirs, all without any interference: mutual independence. |
| Equal Sovereignty | Where all sovereign states have the same equal rights of sovereignty, no matter their size or state of wealth. |
| Domestic Sovereignty | The state has power over all the affairs that take place inside its boundaries and no one else may interfere. |
| Territorial Integrity | The right of the state to defend its borders with military means against other states. |
| Political Independence | The right of the state to choose and develop its own form of government. |
| Prosperity | To obtain a high standard of living for citizens and a stable economy. |
| Ideology | A set of beliefs held by a nation. Might be spread to others or defended in an attempt to convey superiority over contending ideas. |
| Security | Attempts are made to reduce any sense of fear or threat to a nation. |
| Peace | End to war and agreement with other nations. |
| Prestige | The need to make a nation look good to other countries and strive for status and recognition. |
| Diplomacy | Negotiation between nations. |
| Propaganda | Using selected information to promote an ideology. |
| Trade | Exchanging goods, resources, and services with other nations. |
| Tariffs | Taxes on foreign or imported goods coming into one's country. |
| Quotas | Setting numbers on how many foreign goods are allowed to be imported into a country. |
| Boycotts | Taking action in some way that represents a dislike or differing ideas. Shows the countries stance in matters to other nations. |
| Economic Warfare | Blockades, fines, or laws designed to disrupt a nation's economy. |
| Foreign Aid | Assistance given by a country to help less developed nations become more self-sufficient. |
| Cultural Relations | Participating in cultural events in an effort to lessen misunderstanding between nations. |
| Loans and Credits | Lending money, goods, expertise or technology to help other nations. |
| Clandestine Actions | Spying in an order to disrupt the peace and security of other nations. |
| Military Intervention | An invasion of another nation. |
| War | Drastic physical conflict, or the threat of war. |
| Negotiation and Mediation | Third party involvement attempting to aid in solving a problem. |
| Treaties and Alliances | Agreements to work together and act as a united group. |
| Collective Security | Standing together to improve the chances of peace. |
| International Law | Commons laws to all nations who agree to follow them. |
| Past Experience | Good relations of teamwork with a fellow nation and effective results of working together in the past. |
| Personal Views of The Leader | Who determines foreign policy and what personal mindset they carry with it. |
| Public Opinion | Citizens influencing how a government will act towards other governments. |
| Power | Decisions influenced by greater powers or close allies. |
| Policies of Other Nations | Rules that conflict with foreign policy ideas and restrict relations with some countries. |
| Ideology | Beliefs that differ too drastically can result in a lack of foreign relations. |
| Geography | Physical positioning of a country in the world restricts the communication and borders between nations. |
| Goals of Foreign Policy | National Independence or Sovereignty, Prosperity, Ideology, Security, Peace, or Prestige. |
| Methods of Foreign Policy | Diplomacy, Propaganda, Trade, Tariffs, Quotas, Boycotts, Economic Warfare, Foreign Aid, Cultural Relations, Loans and Credits, Spying, Military Intervention, War, Negotiation, Treaties, Collective Security and International Law. |
| Influences on Foreign Policy | Past Experiences, Personal Views of the Leader, Public Opinion, Power, Policies of Other Nations, Ideology, and Geography. |
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