Introduction to Foreign Policy
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What is the primary purpose of foreign policy?

  • To manage economic crises domestically.
  • To establish military alliances exclusively.
  • To promote internal government policies only.
  • To guide a government's relations with other countries. (correct)
  • Which of the following best describes the decision-making process in a democracy compared to a dictatorship?

  • Dictatorship is characterized by lengthy debates.
  • Dictatorship requires consensus from multiple groups.
  • Democracy allows for expedited decisions without any input.
  • Democratic decisions are influenced by various individuals and groups. (correct)
  • Which factor is NOT mentioned as an influence on Canadian foreign policy?

  • Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
  • Political parties
  • Public opinion
  • Military generals (correct)
  • How has globalization affected foreign policy decisions?

    <p>It has made the world more interconnected and influenced by multiple actors.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following best describes internationalism promotion through foreign policy?

    <p>Building relations with other nations to foster global cooperation.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Foreign Policy Definition

    • Foreign policy is a plan of action guiding a government's decisions about its relationships with other countries.
    • Diplomacy involves communication and negotiation among actors in the international system.
    • The goal of foreign policy is to achieve national goals, resolve conflicts, and address disputes.

    Making Foreign Policy

    • Foreign policymaking is easier in a dictatorship than in a democracy.
    • In democracies, individuals, groups, and public opinion all influence foreign policy decisions.

    Influences on Foreign Policy

    • Public opinion, churches, senators, university experts, cabinet members, treaties, businesses/industries, NGOs, and provincial governments all play roles.
    • Diplomats and civil servants are also involved.

    Globalization's Impact

    • Globalization connects the world, making it smaller and more interconnected.
    • Multinational corporations, international businesses, labor groups, and humanitarian organizations now influence foreign policy decisions more than ever before.

    Promoting Internationalism

    • States can use foreign policy to promote internationalism.

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    This quiz explores the fundamentals of foreign policy, including its definition, the influences on its making, and the impact of globalization. Understand how different political systems and societal factors shape international relations.

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