Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
21 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
|
Foreign Policy |
Set of goals principles and practices that guide a nation in its relation with other countries |
|
|
Diplomacy |
Art of conducting negotiations with other nations |
|
|
Idealism |
Foreign policy belief that moral values should influence international relations |
|
|
Realism |
International relations should be guided by pragamic self interest |
|
|
Unilateralism |
U.S went it alone in its relations with other countries |
|
|
Neutrality |
Policy of not taking sides in wars between other nations |
|
|
Colonization |
Ongoing process of control by which a central system of power dominates surrounding land and its components |
|
|
Cede |
Give up or Grant land to another country typically by treaty |
|
|
Imperialism |
Empire building |
|
|
Protectorate |
Nation protected and controlled but a stranger nation |
|
|
Expansion |
Action of becoming larger more extense |
|
|
Resolution |
Formal statement by a government about a course of action |
|
|
Armistice |
Cessation of hostilities |
|
|
National interest |
Political economical military and cultural goals that nation considers important |
|
|
Big stick policy |
President Roosevelt strong arm approach to foreign affairs emphasizing diplomacy backed by force |
|
|
Corollary |
Proposition that's a logic extension of a principal |
|
|
Dollar Diplomacy |
Pres Taft approach to foreign policy focusing on encouraging and protecting U.S trade and investment in latin America |
|
|
Moral Diplomacy |
Wilson's approach to foreign policy focusing on promoting democratic ideals abroad |
|
|
Self Determination |
Right of people of other nations to determine their own government free of outside influence |
|
|
Annexation |
Taking control of territory and adding it to a country |
|
|
Insurrection |
Rebellion |
