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34 Mon. April 18 Unit 3 International Diplomacy

35 Mon. April 18 Diplomacy: The skill of dealing with people in a sensitive and effective way. States that border Nebraska Directions: Number your paper 1-6. Use the map and name the state that the number is. (Number one is the state named.) 1. 4. 2. 5. 3. 6.

36 States that Border With Canada Tues. April 19 Directions: Number your paper 1-13. Use the map and name the state that the number is. (Number one is the state named.) 1. 8. 2. 9. 3. 10. 4. 11. 5. 12. 6. 13. 7.

36 States that Border With Canada Tues. April 19 Directions: Number your paper 1-13. Use the map and name the state that the number is. (Number one is the state named.) 1. WASHINGTON 8. PENNSYLVANIA 2. IDAHO 9. NEW YORK 3. MONTANA 10. VERMONT 4. NORTH DAKOTA 11. NEW HAMPSHIRE 5. MINNESOTA 12. MAINE 6. MICHIGAN 13. ALASKA 7. OHIO

37 Solving Problems 4.1: Street Law Book page 44 Tues. April 19 Directions: Letter your paper A B C & G. Read the statement and identify the best method to solve the problem and provide your reasoning. A: Answers will vary depending on the interpretation of the student after completing the reading assignment and making an individual determination B: C: G:

38 States that Border on the Atlantic Ocean Wed. April 20 Directions: Number your paper 1-14. Use the map and name the state that the number is. (Number one is the state named.) 1. 8. 2. 9. 3. 10. 4. 11. 5. 12. 6. 13. 7. 14.

38 States that Border on the Atlantic Ocean Wed. April 20 Directions: Number your paper 1-14. Use the map and name the state that the number is. (Number one is the state named.) 1. MAINE 8. DELAWARE 2. NEW HAMPSHIRE 9. MARYLAND 3. MASSACHUSETTS 10. VIRGINIA 4. RHODE ISLAND 11. NORTH CAROLINA 5. CONNECTICUT 12. SOUTH CAROLINA 6. NEW YORK 13. GEORGIA 7. NEW JERSEY 14. FLORIDA

39 Interior States Thurs. April 21 Directions: Number your paper 1-12. Use the map and name the state that the number is. (Number one is the state named.) 1. 7. 2. 8. 3. 9. 4. 10. 5. 11. 6. 12.

39 Interior States Thurs. April 21 Directions: Number your paper 1-12. Use the map and name the state that the number is. (Number one is the state named.) 1. WISCONSIN 7. ALABAMA 2. ILLINOIS 8. MISSISSIPPI 3. INDIANA 9. LOUISIANA 4. WEST VIRGINIA 10. ARKANSAS 5. KENTUCKY 11. OKLAHOMA 6. TENNESSEE 12. TEXAS

40 Ch. 14 Vocabulary: Govt. pp. 440-441 Thurs. April 21 Directions: Write a complete definition and include examples of the following types of foreign policy. 1. Isolationism 2. Internationalist 3. Neoisolationism 4. Idealism

40 Ch. 14 Vocabulary: Govt. pp. 440-441 Thurs. April 21 Directions: Write a complete definition and include examples of the following types of foreign policy. 1. Isolationism: a nation should interact politically as little as possible with other nations so that it can stay out of war. (p.440) 2. Internationalist Promotes cooperation between nations. An active role in international affairs is the best way to pursue national security. (The U.S. doesn t trust other countries and an occasional show of force is necessary in order to serve our national interest or the country s economic, military or cultural goals) 3. Neoisolationist : - Foreign policy involvement should be kept at a minimum for benefit of U.S. and the world. - Let countries determine their own fate. - History has shown interference hasn t been widely accepted. - Believe intervention results in getting into prolonged war. 4. Idealism - Generally take an internationalist approach. - Defending human rights is the guiding light of idealism. - Opposes alliances with authoritarian govts. (even if helpful to U.S. interests) - Some Idealists accept military intervention in certain circumstances

41 Western / Southwestern States Fri. April 22 Directions: Number your paper 1-7. Use the map and name the state that the number is. (Number one is the state named.) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

41 Western / Southwestern States Fri. April 22 Directions: Number your paper 1-7. Use the map and name the state that the number is. (Number one is the state named.) 1. WASHINGTON 2. OREGON 3. CALIFORNIA 4. NEVADA 5. UTAH 6. ARIZONA 7. NEW MEXICO

42 Lands and Continents Tues. April 26 Directions: Copy down the list of Continents and land areas Using the map, write the number that points to the answer. Asia Africa Australia Europe Middle East North America South America

42 Lands and Continents Tues. April 26 Directions: Copy down the list of Continents and land areas Using the map, write the number that points to the answer. 3 Asia 5 Africa 7 Australia 2 Europe 6 Middle East 1 North America 4 South America

43 Ch.14 Section 2 pp. 442-443 Wed. April 27 Directions: Write each question and leave 3 spaces for your answer. Answer the questions with strong, specific information. 1. What is an Embassy? How many does the U.S have? 2. Define and explain how a Treaty is completed. 3. Explain defense alliance and provide information about NATO (see chart on page 442) 4. Explain what USAID does. 5. Define economic sanctions 6. Identify the major reason that the U.S. uses economic sanctions 7. List some types of economic sanctions 8. Who is the U.S. Commander in Chief? 9. What group has the authority to declare war?

43 Ch.14 Section 2 pp. 442-443 Wed. April 27 1. What is an Embassy? How many does the U.S have? - A diplomatic center used to help foreign nations settle conflicts peacefully. - There are over 160 U.S. embassies in the world. 2. Define and explain how a Treaty is completed. - A treaty is an agreement made between 2 countries. It can be about peace or economics. - The President negotiates a treaty and the U.S. Senate confirms it. 3. Explain defense alliance and provide information about NATO (see chart on page 442) - An agreement to come to the aid of another country in time of war. - NATO stands for NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION 4. Explain what USAID does. - United States Assistance International Development - Provides economic support (money) to developing countries. - $ 8 Million budget 5. Define economic sanctions - A method of using financial punishments against another country (instead of going to war) 6. Identify the major reason that the U.S. uses economic sanctions - To show that it condemns such practices as military aggression, development of weapons of mass destruction, human rights violations, communism or terrorism. - To force a change in such practices and to limit economic assistance that could be used to continue such practices. 7. List some types of economic sanctions - Trade restrictions - Trade embargoes - Limit sales of arms 8. Who is the U.S. Commander in Chief? - The U.S. President 9. What group has the authority to declare war? - The U.S. Congress

44 List of Countries for the Final Test Fri. April 29 Directions: Copy the following list of countries into your notebook 1. Afghanistan 2. Argentina 3. Brazil 4. China 5. Colombia 6. Egypt 7. England 8. Ethiopia 9. France 10. India 11. Indonesia 12. Iraq 13. Japan 14. Peru 15. South Africa 16. South Korea 17. Spain 18. Sri Lanka 19. Sudan 20. Sweden 21. Switzerland Copy this Key and match the country with it s continent AS - Asia AFR - Africa SA - South America EU - Europe

45 Ch.14 Sect. 2 pp. 451-452 Tues. May 3, 2016 Directions: Write each question and leave 4 spaces for your answer. Answer the questions with strong, specific information. 1. What is the job of the U.S. State Department? 2. What is the job of a member of the foreign service? Also identify another title for a person who has this job. 3. What is the purpose of the Department of Defense? 4. How many people work in the Department of Defense? 5. Identify the officers in the Joint Chiefs of Staff 6. Identify what the letters CIA stand for and list the 3 things it does

45 Ch.14 Sect. 2 pp. 451-452 Tues. May 3, 2016 1. What is the job of the U.S. State Department? - To manage international relations and coordinate the foreign policy efforts of other executive departments. - Nearly 30,000 people work for the State Department. - The leader of the department is called Secretary - The current leader is Secretary John Kerry 2. What is the job of a member of the foreign service? Also identify another title for a person who has this job. - Members of the foreign service carry out U.S. foreign policy and provide crucial national security and economic information to policymakers in the U.S. - There are over 20,000 DIPLOMATS that work in foreign service. 3. What is the purpose of the Department of Defense? - The Department of Defense supervises the military activities of the nation and advises the President on military issues. - The leader of the Defense Department is called the Secretary of Defense 4. How many people work in the Department of Defense? - 675,000 civilians - 1.4 million members of the armed services - Many work in the Pentagon building in Washington D.C. 5. Identify the officers in the Joint Chiefs of Staff - They are the leaders of the different military branches. - Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines. - Their job is to advise the Secretary and the President. 6. Identify what the letters CIA stand for and list the 3 things it does - CIA stands for CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY - This group gathers, analyzes and presents information to the President and the National Security Council.

46 Ch.14 Section 4 pp. 472-475 Thurs. May 5,2016 Directions: Write each question and leave 4 spaces for your answer. Answer the questions with strong, specific information. 1. Identify the Monroe Doctrine 2. List the dates of 4 major wars mentioned in the reading 3. What is the deterrence theory 4. Identify the theory of containment 5. Identify the Korean War 6. Identify the Cuban Missile Crisis

46 Ch.14 Section 4 pp. 472-475 Thurs. May 5,2016 1. Identify the Monroe Doctrine - 1823 policy from President James Monroe that declared the intentions of the United States to be Neurtral when it came to international affairs. - Further requested European nations to stay out of the Americas (West. Hemis) 2. List the dates of 4 major wars mentioned in the reading - Spanish / American war 1898 (lasted only 4 months) - World War I 1914 ( U.S. entered in 1917) - World War 2 1939 (U.S. entered in 1941 due to Pearl Harbor) - Korean War 1950 3. What is the deterrence theory - Policy of the U.S. to build up its military strength in an effort to discourage military action of other countries. ( Basically show how big we were in hopes it would scare everybody from trying to start anything) 4. Identify the theory of containment - Basic U.S. foreign policy starting in 1947 that centered around the idea of containing the potential spread of communism. - Communism threatened democratic values and that Soviet expansion must be stopped. - 5. Identify the Korean War - Following WW2, The country of Korea was divided into 2 separate countries (North and South Korea) - In 1950, North Korea invaded South Korea in an attempt to bring South Korea under Communist rule. - In response, the United Nations sent troops to help defend S. Korea. (The United States was a major contributor of troops) - The war lasted 3 years and ended with simply a peace treaty to end fighting in 1953. 6. Identify the Cuban Missile Crisis - In 1962 the Soviet Union began secretly installing nuclear weapons in Cuba. - President Kennedy announced a naval blockade to stop ships heading to Cuba. - For 6 days, a standoff occurred as Soviet ships approached Cuba. - Eventually the Soviets agreed to withdraw the missiles.

47 Mon. May 9,2016 United Nations: pp.463-464 Directions: Using the Blue Government book, read pages 463-464. Answer the questions with strong, specific information. 1. What are the 4 goals of the United Nations? 2. What does the General Assembly discuss? 3. Identify the purpose of the Security council as well as listing the countries that are on the council. (Give names ) 4. Identify three (3) facts about the International Court of Justice.

47 United Nations: pp.463-464 Thurs. May 9,2016 1. What are the 4 goals of the United Nations? - to maintain international peace and security. - to develop friendly relations among nations. - to achieve international cooperation in solving economic, social, cultural or humanitarian problems. - to be a center for harmonizing the actions of nations in the attainment of these commend ends. 2. What does the General Assembly discuss? - Pressing international matters such as: o Globalization, human rights, armed conflict - Each member state gets 1 vote - Critical issues require 2/3 rds majority - Less serious only need a simple majority 3. Identify the purpose of the Security council as well as listing the countries that are on the council. (Give names ) Maintaining international peace and security Permanent Members: China, France, Russia, United Kingdom, United States (These were the winners of WW2) 4. Identify three (3) facts about the International Court of Justice. - 15 Judges are selected by GA and SC - Judges serve 9 year terms - No country have more than 1 judge - Member states cannot be forced into going in front of court ( Must be voluntary ) - States must abide by court s decisions - All decisions are final ( No appeals )

48 Notebook Grade Sheet Wed. May 11,2016 (Write your name on the line) Missing Pages Incomplete Pages Daily Format (pages, dates, titles) Messy, organized

Table of Contents: International Diplomacy Pages Spring 2016

LGID Final Review Sheet Name Directions: On this or another sheet, write or know the following Items Terms ( From your Notebook notes ) 1. Diplomacy 2. Isolationist 3. Internationalist 4. Neoisolationist 5. Idealism 6. What is an embassy? How many are there? 7. Explain defense alliance and provide information about NATO 8. Identify and explain the purpose and various types of economic sanctions. 9. Explain the Commander in Chief and ability to declare war 9. What is the job of the State Department 10. What is the job of an ambassador? Where do they work? 11. U.S. Pentagon / Department of Defense / Joint Chiefs of Staff 12. What does the CIA stand for and what are 3 things it does? 13. Explain the purpose of the Monroe Doctrine. 14. What are the years of major wars in which the U.S. was involved. 15. What is Deterrence 16. Explain the theory of Containment 17. Briefly summarize the Korean War 18. Briefly summarize the Cuban Missile Crisis 19. United Nations / General Assembly / Security Council (This is your essay topic )

Match the countries with their Continent (Write the names in the boxes) Afghanistan Argentina Brazil China Colombia Egypt England Ethiopia France India Indonesia Iraq Japan Peru South Africa South Korea Spain Sri Lanka Sudan Sweden Switzerland Name European Countries (5) Name Asian Countries (8) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Name African Countries (4) Name the South American Countries (4) 1. 2. 3. 4. 1. 2. 3. 4.