These terms refer to various military interventions undertaken by the United States in different parts of the world due to geopolitical interests or humanitarian reasons.
Imagine these conflicts as different levels in a video game - each one presents unique challenges and requires different strategies to navigate successfully.
Foreign Policy: The strategies that a country uses to safeguard its national interests abroad. It's like your personal rules for interacting with others outside your home.
Interventionism: The policy or doctrine of intervening in another nation’s affairs, especially militarily. Like if you saw someone being bullied at school and decided to step in.
War Powers Act: A federal law intended to check the president's power to commit the United States to an armed conflict without Congress' consent.
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