Section 1: Foreign Policy Choices in a Complex World

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Section 1: Foreign Policy Choices in a Complex World Chapter 14 Making Foreign Policy
Foreign Policy Choices in a Complex World Main Idea Foreign policy is a nation’s plans and procedures for dealing with other countries. Although U.S. foreign policy has changed over time, it has been guided by five basic goals and formulated through a set of theories, tools, and strategies.
Foreign Policy Choices in a Complex World • Focus Questions • Explain what happened in Rwanda. • What are the goals of a foreign policy? • How should a foreign policy be applied? • What are the tools of foreign policy? • What is the ‘Just War Theory’?

Chapter 24 Section 3 The Ford and Carter Years

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American Foreign Policy Until World War I

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Roosevelt’s Foreign Policy

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The Second World War

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We got the money figured out, what about all these other countries?

We got the money figured out, what about all these other countries?. Three Foreign Policy Choices 1) Neutrality - To not take sides. 2) Isolationism - To cut off al foreign relations. To not be involved at all 3) Interventionism - To get involved in world affairs.

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The Determinants of Canadian Foreign Policy

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The Evolution of U.S. Policy

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World War II & Foreign Policy

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Foreign Policy

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Hitler’s Foreign Policy and the causes of World War II

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US Policy

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Executive Branch Unit 7

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Foreign and Military Policy

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Foreign Policy

Foreign Policy. Chapter 16. What is foreign policy?. Foreign Policy is the policy of the United States designed to achieve American objectives in its interaction with other nations. Goals of U.S. foreign policy National security Alliance security International stability

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Choices, Choices, Choices

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C H A P T E R 17 Foreign Policy and National Defense

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History of US Foreign Policy

History of US Foreign Policy. Ch. 20. Washington. Young Nation. Washington’s Farewell Address – "'Tis our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world." . Monroe Doctrine. Manifest Destiny. William Seward – Sec. of State – 1860s.

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American Foreign Policy Between the World Wars

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U.S. Foreign Policy

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Warm-up

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Foreign Policy Issues

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Presentation Transcript

Chapter 24 Section 3 The Ford and Carter Years

American Foreign Policy Until World War I

Roosevelt’s Foreign Policy

The Second World War

We got the money figured out, what about all these other countries?

The Determinants of Canadian Foreign Policy

The Evolution of U.S. Policy

World War II &amp; Foreign Policy

Foreign Policy

Hitler’s Foreign Policy and the causes of World War II

US Policy

Executive Branch Unit 7

Foreign and Military Policy

Foreign Policy

Choices, Choices, Choices

C H A P T E R 17 Foreign Policy and National Defense

History of US Foreign Policy

American Foreign Policy Between the World Wars

U.S. Foreign Policy

Warm-up

Foreign Policy Issues

Makers of Foreign Policy

World War II & Foreign Policy