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1 Foreign Policy Goals

2 Foreign Policy Foreign Policy - strategies and goals that guide a nation’s relations with other countries in the world – 5 Goals: National Security Free and Open Trade World Peace Democratic Governments Concern for Humanity

3 Foreign Policy Goals – National Security: protection of borders and territories against invasion or foreign control; how to deal with other nations; ambassadors; treaties

4 Foreign Policy Goals Free and Open Trade: trade with other nations; access to natural resources; need a foreign market to sell our goods; no import/export restrictions

5 Foreign Policy Goals World Peace: another way to guarantee national security; peaceful settlement of disputes; economic aid (to prevent uprisings/revolutions); the United Nations

6 Foreign Policy Goals Democratic Governments: aids democratic nations and helps others create democratic political systems (especially former communist nations)

7 Foreign Policy Goals Concern for Humanity: victims of natural disasters/starvation; provide food, supplies, etc.; human rights issues; helps to maintain “political stability in the world”

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