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Key Concepts Unit 7

297. domestic policy 298. foreign policy 299. foreign relations

300. diplomatic recognition 301. diplomatic immunity 302. interdependence

303. United Nations 304. human rights 305. balance of trade

306. trade deficit 307. economic sanction 308. nation/nation state

309. North Atlantic Treaty Organization 310. trade 311. political treaty

312. economic treaty 313. military treaty 314. diplomacy

315. summit meetings 316. embassy 317. ambassadors

318. isolationism 319. protectionism 320. sanctions

321. embargo 322. neutrality 323. strategic interest

324. national security 325. peace keeping 326. humanitarian aid

327. economic aid 328. military aid 329. Washington’s Farewell Address

330. The Monroe Doctrine 331. trade embargo on China 332. trade embargo on Iraq

333. North American Free Trade Agreement 334. terrorism 335. break-up of the Soviet Union

336. the Middle East Conflict 337. economic developments 338. technological developments

339. cultural influences 340. multinational corporations 341. stock market

342. corporation 343. partnership 344. individual proprietorship

345. cooperative 346. government corporation 347. global economy

348. imports 349. exports 350. value of currency

351. foreign exchange 352. International Monetary Fund 353. tariffs

354. duties 355. quotas Finish Unit 7 Key Concepts