trad diplomacy

Question 1

based on

Answer 1

bi-lateral basis

Question 2

characterized by

Answer 2

agenda or what diplomas do

Question 3

why it started

Answer 3

When two states dev their relationship on mutual importance it became normal to exchange permanent embassies and to conduct diplomacy through those embassies on a state-to-state basis

Question 4

A series of rights, privileges, and immunities become attached both to diplomatic activities and diplomates derived from two principles:

Answer 4

a. diplomats should be able to conduct their business without fear or imprints (don’t shoot the messenger) and immunities
b. ambassador is the direct representative of the sovereign.

Question 5

diplomatic immunity

Answer 5

is a principle of international law by which certain foreign government officials are not subject to the jurisdiction of local courts and other authorities for both their official and, to a large extent, their personal activities.

Question 6

most important issue on diplo agenda at the time

Answer 6

Monarchs and sovereigns: Acquisition of territory or another throne and war and peace

Question 7

what was trad blamed for

Answer 7

not preventing WW2