Foreign Policy
Definition
Foreign policy is a government's strategy in dealing with other nations. It includes diplomacy, international relations, national security, economic trade etc.
Related terms
Diplomacy: The practice of conducting negotiations between representatives of states or groups. It involves discussions and agreements on matters like peace treaties, trade deals etc.
National Security: Refers to measures taken by a state to ensure its survival against any form of aggression or harm from external forces.
Economic Sanctions: These are commercial and financial penalties applied by one or more countries against another country, individual, or entity as part of their foreign policy.
"Foreign Policy" appears in:
Subjects (3)
AP Human Geography
AP US Government
AP US History
Study guides (1)
AP European History - 9.3 The Cold War
Practice Questions (2)
What role did Napoleon III's foreign policy play in Italian unification?
Which facet remained constant in the Soviet Union's foreign policy during the Cold War?
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