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Section 3: Foreign Policy and International Institutions

3 Foreign Policy and International Institutions
Main Idea The United States is a member of international organizations that work to maintain peace and political stability around the world.

4 Foreign Policy and International Institutions
Focus Questions What events led to the Iraq War? What are the major divsions of the United Nations? What are some other major international institutions?

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