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American Foreign Affairs Imagine that your best friend and your parent(s) are having an argument. Each one wants you to take their side against the other. What do you do?

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American Foreign Affairs

Imagine that your best friend and your parent(s) are having an argument. Each

one wants you to take their side against the other.

What do you do?

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American Foreign Affairs

• Neutrality-

• Isolationism-

• Alliance-

• Policy of choosing not to take sides in a conflict. (Switzerland today)

• Policy of having little to do with other countries. (N. Korea today)

• An agreement between 2 countries and/or more countries to fight (war) together. You’ve got someone’s back. (U.S. & Great Britain today)

Define the following terms:

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Washington’s Farewell Address

• Does America still follow it today? • Why or why not?

• No• The US has many alliances today and

is involved with almost all of the world’s countries.

• Advancements in military technology such as Nuclear Weapons along with those in transportation and communication have made the world a much smaller place and an ocean is no longer a great obstacle to overcome.

• Also, the US government is dominated today by 2 political parties: Republicans & Democrats