Pattern of US Foreign Policy

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Pattern of US Foreign Policy Meeting 4

Walter McDougal Old Testament – Promised land, know its limitation New Testament – Crussader

Characteristic of each party Republican Democrat Outward looking Inward looking Dignity concern Economic concern Conservative Liberal

Theme of the FP Post WWI Post WWII Cold War/ Containment - NATO - SEATO Between 1991 to 2001 War on terrorism

Forms Military Aid/ Act Econimic Sanction

Steps UN Without UN

Work in Group Form a group of 4 or 5 Find the pattern of your own by looking at: - Political Party - Forms - Steps - Themes