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Tools of Foreign Policy The methods that the US uses to carry out its foreign policy goals.

1. Military Used to defend against foreign aggressors Used to discourage aggressors

2. Alliances A group of nations that come together to promote: Peace Economic relationships (ex-NAFTA) Security (ex-NATO)

3. Diplomacy Communication and negotiation between nations that may help resolve disagreements This can often lead to treaties or alliances

4. Foreign Aid Economic aid Humanitarian aid Giving loans or grants Help developing countries develop an infrastructure (roads, power, water) Help rebuild after a war or natural disaster Humanitarian aid Give food, shelter, and clothing after a disaster Offer help for political prisoners and refugees Provide medicine and training for health care

5. Trade Measures Sanctions Embargos Boycotts* Formal type of punishment created by government Stops providing another country with aid, medicine, food, trade, etc. Embargos Formal type of economic sanction created by government Formally prohibits the businessmen from a country from trading with a particular nation Boycotts* These are not started by the government Citizens of a nation informally decide to stop buying goods from another country

6. Intelligence The US uses information gathered from satellites, news, ambassadors, spies, etc. to help protect our citizens and infrastructure

7. Propaganda One-sided information used by the government with the purpose of persuading its citizens or the citizens of another nation