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Week 3 Day 2 Guiding Question List three public or current issues that you have currently observed in the US or in your community Influences on Government Individual a person you Interest Group ID: 573821

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EOC Review

Week 3Slide2

Day 2Slide3

Guiding Question

List three public or current issues that you have currently observed in the U.S. or in your community.Slide4

Influences on Government

Individual:

a person, you.

Interest Group:

people who are concerned with a particular issue or part of the government and who try to influence legislators to act in their favor.

Political Party:

an organization that seeks to gain power by electing members to public office so that their political ideas can be reflected in public policies.

Within these categories there are different groups (i.e. Republicans and Democrats)

Each group has different opinions about each issue.Slide5

Guiding Questions

How do

individuals

influence public policy?

How do

interest groups

influence public policy?

How do

political parties

influence public policy?Slide6

Foreign & Domestic Policy

Foreign policy

=the nation’s overall plan for dealing with other nations

Diplomacy (relationships with other nations), alliances, and treaties.

Domestic Policy

=the nation’s plan for making laws and policies that impact ALL residents of the U.S.

Social programs, health care, and educationSlide7

Foreign Policy

The President and the Secretary of State are the nation’s primary foreign policy agents.

The President also sends Ambassadors in order to establish good working relationships with other countries.

They have certain goals:

1) National Security

2) Promoting peace

3) Spreading Democracy

4) Promoting International Trade

5) Providing foreign aidSlide8

Guiding Questions

How do you think the U.S. establishes a good relationship with other countries?

What might prevent good relationships from being developed between the U.S. and other nations?Slide9

International Organizations

International Organizations serve as a way for nations to come together and work on problems between themselves and in the world.Slide10

NAFTA

=North American Free Trade Agreement

Allows trade among the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

NATO

=North Atlantic treaty Organization

A military and defense agreement among the governments of member nations (they will protect each other)

UN

=United Nations

Created to keep peace worldwide and develop friendly relationship among nations

WTO

=World Trade Organization

Created to promote trade and economic growth by lowering taxes and other trade limitations.

World Court

=International Court of Justice

Offers legal advice to the UN and handles international legal concerns such as boundary issues and debt payment.Slide11

How can individuals get involved?

Red Cross

= protects human life and health

NGO’s

= any organization that work independent of the government and work to help the poor, the environment, and many other things.

UNICEF

= United Nations Children’s Fund

We can donate our money or time to these organizations in order to help them accomplish their goals.Slide12

Guiding Questions

Why are international organizations important for Governments?

How are international organizations important for individuals?Slide13

Conflicts

Military Conflict, trade issues, and violated agreements can lead to conflicts

.

Congress is the only branch that can declare war and approve spending on the military.

The President is designated as the Commander and Chief of the military.

Although he/she cannot declare war, the President can send troops to other countries…we just don’t call it war.

Korean War, Vietnam War, and Gulf War II are examples of this happening.Slide14

Examples:

International Incident- World War II

President Franklin Roosevelt said,

“Yesterday, December 7, 1941- a date that will live in infamy- the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan…

“I ask that the Congress declare that since the unprovoked and dastardly attack by Japan on Sunday December 7, 1941, a state of war has existed between the United States and the Japanese Empire.”

Guiding Question:

What is meaning of the passage?Slide15

Deal with it!

We can use several methods to deal with problems besides using the military.

Diplomacy

Alliances

International Organizations (such as NATO)

TreatiesSlide16

Guiding Question

Why is it important to be able to solve conflicts by means other than the military?