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U.S. Foreign Policy A country’s actions, words, beliefs towards/about other countries. Main Goals 1.Protect US and Americans 2.Support economic growth.

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1 U.S. Foreign Policy A country’s actions, words, beliefs towards/about other countries. Main Goals 1.Protect US and Americans 2.Support economic growth and human rights 3.Increase support of values like democracy and freedom Key Players 1.President and Executive Branch initiate policy 2.Ambassadors play key role act as intermediaries 3. Legislative Branch carries out policy 4. United Nations Ambassador is spokesperson for US international policy of the President and nation.

2 Main GoalsForms Create economics friendship abroad and foster futuremilitary Partners advice Main Goals Active Groups Prevent war 1. Army and protect 2. Navy The United 3. Air Force States 4. Marines Foreign Aid- help or assistance, through Dep. Of State Military- country’s troops, led by President

3 Treaties Formal agreements between countries Who is involved? President- negotiates/signs Senate-approves by 2/3’s vote. Examples Alliance to protect each other Ex: NATO Economic Trade agreements like NAFTA

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