Unit 9: The United States and the World

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Unit 9: The United States and the World Unit Focus: What role does / should the United States play in our global society?

Ch. 24 Review What actions does the US government take to achieve it’s foreign policy goals? What are the different types of foreign policies that governments can pursue?

Ch. 25: One Nation Among Many

Section 1: The Nations of the World Different Kinds of Nations Former Colonial Powers Powerful nations who ruled weaker territories Ex: England use to rule over colonial America Former Colonies A territory that use to be ruled by a more powerful nation Ex: Mexico used to be ruled by Spain

Different Kinds of Nations Continued Developed Nations Have a higher standard of living Modern Technology = more goods and services Developing Nations Most people are poor Not enough jobs or schools

Section 2: Relations Among and Within Nations *Main Concept* Nations can get along or they can fight.

Conflict vs. Cooperation Conflict over… Beliefs and Values Territory and the Environment Racial and Ethnic Differences Political Power Ex: The US is against Iran having Nuclear Power. Cooperation Economic Trade Providing Aid to the Needy Promoting Peace The US tries to help bring peace between Israel and the Palestinians.

Section 3: The Challenge of Interdependence Two or more nations are dependent on each other to promote peace and prosperity. *Key Concept* The United Nations (UN) provides a way for the nations of the world to work together to solve global problems.

Ch. 25 Discussion Questions What are the differences between a developed country and a developing country? What are the main ways in which nations can have conflict / cooperation? Can you think of any recent examples of conflict / cooperation between nations?

Ch. 25 Assessment Page 694-695 Complete # 1 – 13, 16 and EOC Test Practice # 1 and 2 Reviewing Key Terms Circle the correct answer or write out the answer and staple it to your ? sheet. Comprehension and Critical Thinking Write out the answer and staple it to your ? sheet. Activities EOC Test Practice Circle the correct answer. * Turn in for a grade when completed.