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Isolationism to Internationalism Domestic affairs events in US Foreign Affairs nations relationships with other nations Isolationism purposeful refusal to become generally involved in the affairs of the rest of the world ID: 690909

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Foreign Policy and National DefenseSlide2

Isolationism to Internationalism

Domestic affairs- events in US

Foreign Affairs- nations relationships with other nations

Isolationism- purposeful refusal to become generally involved in the affairs of the rest of the worldFirst 150 years isolationism1940s on involved in world affairsSlide3

Foreign Policy Defined

Foreign policy- policy dealing with the world or other countries

Diplomatic

TreatiesagreementsMilitaryDenuclearization

War on terrorism

Commercial

SanctionsFree tradeSlide4

State Department

Lead by Secretary of State

Lead arm in foreign affairs

Workforce of 20,000Includes ambassadors and diplomatsSlide5

Overseas Representatives

12,000 represent US as member of foreign service- many abroad

Right of legation- right to send and receive diplomatic representatives

Ambassador- official representative of a sovereign state in the conduct of foreign affairs180 American embassies around the globe260 diplomatic and consular offices abroad as wellSlide6

Overseas Representatives

Diplomatic immunity- ambassadors are not subject to the laws of the state to which they are accredited

Passport- legal document issued by a state that identifies a person as a citizen of that state

Right to protection while traveling abroad and right to return homeVisa- a permit to enter another state and must be obtained from the country one wishes to enterSlide7

Defense Department

Unifies nations armed forces

Civilian control of the military

Secretary of DefensePresident chief aid advisor in making and carrying out defense policyOperating head of defense departmentJoint Chiefs

6 membersSlide8

Director of National Intelligence

Controls

FBI

DEACIAWork involves espionage and is shrouded in secrecySlide9

Department of Homeland security

5 responsibilities

Boarder and transportation security

Infrastructure protectionEmergency preparedness and responseChemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defenseInformation analysis (intelligence)

Includes

ICE

FEMASlide10

Foreign Policy

Isolationism

Monroe doctrine

Isolationism and influence in the AmericasWorld powerLouisiana purchaseMexican American warImperialism in Philippines and Caribbean

Good neighbor policy

Involved in policing

latin American then being a “good neighbor”Slide11

Foreign Policy

Open door in China

Forced Japan and China to Trade

World WarsTruman DoctrineMilitary aid to Europe to prevent spread of communismContainmentWar on TerrorSlide12

Foreign Aid

Foreign aid- economic and military aid given to other countries

Truman doctrine

Marshal planEconomic aidSlide13

Security alliances

Regional security alliances- built on mutual defense

NATO- north Atlantic treaty organization

ISAF- international security forceANZUS- US, Australia, and New ZealandJapan PactKorea PactPhilippines PactsSlide14

United Nations

General Assembly

Security council- 15 members

UNICEFWHO- world health organization