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1 Friday the 01st 2016 Turn in your homework.
Make sure your name is on it. Put the assignment # on it (#6). 2) Open your workbook to page 7.

2 Warm-Up Activity Workbook Page 7

3 Warm-Up Activity Answer: ?

4 Warm-Up Activity Answer: C

5 Warm-Up Activity Answer: ?

6 Warm-Up Activity Answer: D

7 Learning Goal (C.4.1)

8 Today Quiz Review Quiz Points

9 # Missed_______ %________ Grade________
QUIZ Get out a sheet of paper and number it Write your name and assignment # (#7). Put all of your books and binders under or in your table. Use your cover sheet!!! # Missed_______ %________ Grade________ 20 Points

10 Absent students and students wishing to improve their grades:
Go to mrhartbaugh.com > Makeup Page View the C.4.1 Florida Students Tutorial. Write a one sentence summary for each screen. Due Monday 4/4/16.

11 Question 1 The voluntary transfer of resources from one country to another is called?  A. Treaty B. Constitution C. Military Action D. Foreign Aid

12 Question 1 The voluntary transfer of resources from one country to another is called? A. Treaty B. Constitution C. Military Action D. Foreign Aid

13 Question 2 The residence or office of an ambassador is called? A. An ambassador’s palace. B. An embassy C. A diplomatic mansion D. A base of operations

14 Question 2 The residence or office of an ambassador is called? A. An ambassador’s palace. B. An embassy C. A diplomatic mansion D. A base of operations

15 Question 3 Which action is an example of U.S. domestic policy?
A. Congress passes a law requiring students to pass a test in civics. B. Congress passes a resolution condemning negotiations with Iran. C. The President orders drone attacks on ISIS camps in northern Syria. D. The President signs an executive order restoring relations with Cuba.

16 Question 3 Which action is an example of U.S. domestic policy?
A. Congress passes a law requiring students to pass a test in civics. B. Congress passes a resolution condemning negotiations with Iran. C. The President orders drone attacks on ISIS camps in northern Syria. D. The President signs an executive order restoring relations with Cuba.

17 Question 4 What is the meaning of the phrase “U.S. foreign policy”?
A. Any action by Congress affecting the size of U.S. armed forces B. Any government policy concerning affairs within the United States C. Any action by private individuals helping people in foreign countries D. Any U.S. government action relating to other countries around the world

18 Question 4 What is the meaning of the phrase “U.S. foreign policy”?
A. Any action by Congress affecting the size of U.S. armed forces B. Any government policy concerning affairs within the United States C. Any action by private individuals helping people in foreign countries D. Any U.S. government action relating to other countries around the world

19 Question 5 A. To direct U.S. foreign policy
What is the function of the U.S. State Department? A. To direct U.S. foreign policy B. To maintain the federal court system C. To control the federal government’s relations with state governments D. To maintain the separation of powers between the branches of government

20 Question 5 A. To direct U.S. foreign policy
What is the function of the U.S. State Department? A. To direct U.S. foreign policy B. To maintain the federal court system C. To control the federal government’s relations with state governments D. To maintain the separation of powers between the branches of government

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23 Question 7 The chart below describes officials in the federal government. Government Official Department ? Heads the U.S. State Department Attorney General Heads the U.S. Department of Justice Secretary of the Treasury Heads the U.S. Treasury Which title completes the chart? A. President pro tempore B. Commander in Chief C. Speaker of the House D. Secretary of State

24 Question 7 The chart below describes officials in the federal government. Government Official Department ? Heads the U.S. State Department Attorney General Heads the U.S. Department of Justice Secretary of the Treasury Heads the U.S. Treasury Which title completes the chart? A. President pro tempore B. Commander in Chief C. Speaker of the House D. Secretary of State

25 Question 8 American secret agents discover a terrorist training camp in another country. How can U.S. leaders use diplomacy to eliminate this danger? A. Order immediate drone air strikes against the camp. B. Impose an economic boycott against the host nation. C. Ask the host nation to disband the camp and threaten action if they refuse. D. Organize an international coalition to invade the host nation.

26 Question 8 American secret agents discover a terrorist training camp in another country. How can U.S. leaders use diplomacy to eliminate this danger? A. Order immediate drone air strikes against the camp. B. Impose an economic boycott against the host nation. C. Ask the host nation to disband the camp and threaten action if they refuse. D. Organize an international coalition to invade the host nation.

27 Question 9 What is the title of an official of one nation sent to reside in another as its chief representative? A. Secretary of State B. Ambassador C. Consul General D. Diplomatic Ally

28 Question 9 What is the title of an official of one nation sent to reside in another as its chief representative? A. Secretary of State B. Ambassador C. Consul General D. Diplomatic Ally

29 Question 10 What is the primary objective of U.S. foreign policy?
A. To act as the world’s policeman B. to protect the security of the United States C. to help Americans acquire more wealth than any other people D. to make the United States the most popular nation in the world

30 Question 10 What is the primary objective of U.S. foreign policy?
A. To act as the world’s policeman B. To protect the security of the United States C. To help Americans acquire more wealth than any other people D. To make the United States the most popular nation in the world

31 Answer Key and Grade Scale
Question Answer 1 D 2 B 3 A 4 5 6 7 8 C 9 10 # Missed Score -1 90% A -2 80% B -3 70% C -4 60% D -5 50% F  -6 40% F  -7 30% F  -8 20% F  -9 10% F  -10 0% F 

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