Social Studies 20-1 Chap 5

Methods of Foreign Policy

Diplomacy

Propaganda

Trade

Tariffs

Quotas

Boycotts

Economic Warfare

Foreign Aid

Cultural Relations

Loans and Credits

Clandestine Actions (Spying

Military Intervention

War and the Threat of War

Negotiation and Mediation

Treaties and Alliances

Collective Security
International Law

Categories of National Interest

Economic Prosperity- ensuring a
stable and prosperous standard of
living.

Security and Safety- to live without
fear and threat.

Beliefs and Values- to affirm and
promote citizens’ values, beliefs, and
culture. This can include ideas of
sovereignty, peace, prestige...

Goals of Foreign Policy

National Independence or Sovereignty
Prosperity

Defending or Spreading an Ideology

Security

Peace

Prestige

Influence of Foreign Policy

Past Experience

Personal Views of the Leader

Public Opinion

Power

Policies of Other Nations
Ideology

Geography

Arctic Sovereignty

Austria-Hungary

Balfour Declaration

Big 3

Black Hand

Blank Cheque

MAIN Causes of WWI

Chemical Warfare

Conscription Crisis of WWI

Domestic Policy

Guides decision about what to do within the country.

Eastern Front

Foreign Policy

Guides decisions concerning official relations with other countries. Can sometimes be called external relations or foreign affairs.

Franz Ferdinand

Gavrillo Princip

League of Nations

Military Service Act of 1917

National Interest

Nationalism

Ottoman Empire

Paris Peace Conference

Place in the Sun

Power Keg of Europe

Propaganda

Quebec in WWI

Splendid Isolationism

Treaty of Versailles

Trench Warfare

Triple Alliance

Triple Entente

Ultimatun

Ultra nationalism

Vimy Ridge

War Guilt Clause

Western Front

Wilsons’s 14 Points