CH 17 Flashcards
What is “foreign policy”?
-All of the nations relationship with other nations
________ bears chief responsibility in the government for making and conducting foreign policy.
-The President
Passports.
A. Allow citizens to be given rights as guaranteed by treat when visiting foreign countries
One of the major features that distinguishes US democracy from other more unstable governments around the world is the c_______ control of the military.
-Civilian
Give a short description identifying each of the following government agencies dealing with foreign and defense issues. DNI, DHS, CIA, FBI DEA, NSA
DNI: Director of National Intelligence (made due to failure of gov. intel)
DHS: Department of Homeland Security (Coordinates anti-terrorist, protection, and emergency preparation)
CIA: Central Intelligence Agency. (Coordinates foreign info gathering)
FBI: Federal Bureau of Investigation Coordinates domestic information gathering (Coordinates domestic info gathering)
DEA: Drug Enforcement Agency
NSA: National Security Agency
American foreign policy has shifted from 150 years of i________ to the years after World War II of i________
- isolationism
- internationalism
All of the following are events or policies that tried to keep the US uninvolved or neutral with other nations except:
D. Truman Doctrine & Marshall Plan
Describe two new foreign policy principles used by the US once it became a superpower C______ S_______ - D__________ –
- Collective Security: Make alliance with other nations
- Deterrence: The policy of making America and its allies so militarily strong that their very strength will discourage or prevent an attack
Describe two events or policies of the US in foreign policy since the end of the Cold War.
- 9/11: War on terrorism
- North Korea & Iran building nuclear arsenal
- Slow nuclear disarmament
All of the following statements are true of US foreign aid except:
B. Is distributed through United Nations aid agencies
List two security alliances the US is involved in (not including the United Nations.)
- NATO
- ANZUS
All of the following statements about the United nations are true except:
A. the Secretary-General of the UN is elected every 10 years
Describe the work of the United Nations.
-Peacekeeping
-Help for poor nations
-Promoting world health issues
-Human Rights
Enviornmental concerns
What is FEMA? What are its responsibilities?
- Federal Emergency Management Agency
- In charge of disaster preparedness, natural or terrorist
Name the permanent members of the UN Security Council.
-US, GB, France, USSR, China