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17. Foreign Policy and National Defense. Foreign Affairs and National Security. Other Foreign and Defense Agencies. American Foreign Policy Overview. Foreign Aid and Defense Alliances. d omestic affairs. d omestic affairs. e vents at home. f oreign affairs. f oreign affairs. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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17. Foreign Policy and National Defense.

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Foreign Affairs and National Security.

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Other Foreign and Defense Agencies.

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American Foreign Policy Overview.

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Foreign Aid and Defense Alliances.

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domestic affairs

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domestic affairsevents at home

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foreign affairs

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foreign affairsnation’s relationships with other nations

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isolationism

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isolationisma purposeful refusal to become generally involved

in the affairs of the rest of the world

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foreign policy

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foreign policymake up of all of the stands and actions that a

nation takes in every aspect of its relationships with other countries – diplomatic, military

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right of legation

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right of legationthe right to send and receive diplomatic

representatives

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ambassador

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ambassadoran official representative of the United States

appointed by the President to represent the nation in matters of diplomacy

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diplomatic immunity

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diplomatic immunity

not subject to the laws of the state to which they are accredited

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espionage

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espionagespying

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terrorism

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terrorismuse of violence to intimidate a government or a

society, usually for political or ideological reasons

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draft

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draftcalled a conscription or compulsory service

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collective security

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collective security

most nations would agree to act together against any nation that threatened the peace

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deterrence

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deterrencestrategy of maintaining the military might of the

U.S. at so great a level that very strength will deter or discourage an attack on this country by any

hostile power

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cold war

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cold wara period of more than 40 years during which

relations between the two superpowers were at least tense and more often than not distinctly

hostile

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containment

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containmentif communism could be kept within its existing

boundaries, it would collapse under the weight of its own internal weaknesses

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detente

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detente“a relaxation of tensions”

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foreign aid

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foreign aideconomic and military aid to other countries

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regional security alliance

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regional security alliance

mutual defense treaties; take a collective action to meet aggression in a particular part of the world

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UN Security Council

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UN Security Council

15 members(U.S. Britain, France, Russia, China…)

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Foreign Policy and National Defense.

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The First American Diplomat.

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Osama bin Laden.

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Voices on Government.

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From Here to There.

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Civilian Control of the Military.

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The Changing Face of the United States Army.

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Interpreting Political Cartoons.

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Should Women Serve in the Military?

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International Ice Patrol (IIP).

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Increased Security.

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NASA.

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Marquis de Lafayette.

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President Theodore Roosevelt’s Foreign Policy.

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A Hard-Fought Victory.

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Niccolo Machiavelli.

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West and East Berlin.

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Remembering.

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Perspectives.

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Clean Water.

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The NATO Alliance Today.

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Division in the Middle East.

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United Nation’s Headquarters, New York City.

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UNICEF Expenditures by Priorities.

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Analyzing Political Cartoons.

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