US Foreign Affairs Puzzle

4. - the collection of information of military and political value
7. - a large body of people united by common culture and inhabiting a particular region
8. - a policy of remaining apart from the interest and politics of other nations
10. - from a country different to one's own
16. - trying to stop outside groups from gathering information about the homeland
19. - the moral or legal entitlements to the just treatment of every person
20. - ability of a state to govern itself
21. - a state of disorder from no government
22. - the art of managing international relations
24. - a political philosophy that advocates minimal government intervention in the economy and the private lives of citizens

1. - an economic system in which national industry is controlled by private interests
2. - any persons using military force while not affiliated with a state
3. - the amount by which the cost of a country's imports exceeds the value of its exports
5. - a nation governed by the opinions of all members of a state
6. - a state in which supreme power is held by elected representatives
9. - the creation and development of a new nation
11. - identification with ones own nation over others
12. - legally recognized subject of a government
13. - principle policy committee of a communist party
14. - a government's strategy in dealing with other nations
15. - region under the unified control of one government
17. - a war in which the laws and regulations are disregarded
18. - geographic boundary imposed between political entities
20. - an economic and political philosophy that advocates the means of production belonging to and benefitting the public as a whole
23. - the armed forces of a country