Foreign policy & national defense Unit 4
Foreign Affairs & national security
A. Isolationism to Internationalism Beginning of U.S. = isolationism After WWII = internationalism
b. foreign policy defined Foreign policy is made up of the stands and actions that a nation takes in every aspect of its relationships with other countries So, I typed “foreign policy definition” into Google Images to get a nice picture for this slide, and this came up. I don’t know WHY it came up, but it did.
C. The State Department Secretary of State Top member of the Cabinet Duties relate to foreign policy Foreign Service Right of legation = right to send and receive foreign diplomatic representatives
C. The State Department cont. Ambassadors Official rep. of the U.S. appointed by the Pres. to rep. the nation in matters of diplomacy Diplomatic Immunity Ambassadors cannot be arrested, sued, or taxed in another country
D. The Defense department
D. The Defense department cont. Secretary of Defense President’s chief aide and advisor in making and carrying out defense policy Operating head of the defense dept. Chief Military Aids 5 members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
E. The Military department Department of the Army Defeat any attack on the U.S. and protect foreign interests Department of the Navy Seize or defend bases Carry out naval-related land operations Department of the Air Force Attack and defeat enemies Provide transportation & combat support
F. Other Foreign & Defense agencies The CIA Department of Homeland Security NASA The Selective Service System
American foreign policy overview
Foreign policy overview George Washington & Isolationism (pg. 481-482) The Monroe Doctrine (pg. 482) Continental Expansion (pg. 482) A World Power (pg. 482-483) The Good Neighbor Policy (pg. 483) The Open Door Policy (pg. 483- 484) WWI and the Return to Isolationism (pg. 484) WWII (pg. 484) Collective Security (pg. 485) Deterrence (pg. 485) The Truman Doctrine (pg. 486) The Berlin Blockade (pg. 486) The Cuban Missile Crisis (pg. 486) The Korean War (pg. 487) The War in Vietnam (pg. 487- 488) Detente and the Return to Containment (pg. 488) The End of the Cold War (pg. 488-489) The World Remains Dangerous (pg. 489)
foreign policy Gallery walk Read the assigned section Make an illustration to represent your section, and write a 2-sentence summary at the bottom of the illustration When the gallery walk starts, leave your illustration & summary on the desk. You will fill in your graphic organizer by walking from illustration to illustration and writing a 1-sentence summary in the appropriate section