Claire & Kayli

2. others make money through modern _______.
4. diplomatic relations begin when a country grants ________________to another country's government.
5. is the art and practice of managing communication and relationships between nations.
8. and piracy pose a major threat to U.S. interests abroad.
12. the right to make or sell an invention.
16. works to keep foreign terrorists from entering the united states.
17. divides responsibility for developing foreign policy between congress and the president
20. advise the president on global economic policy.
24. the trend toward more open and free travel, trade, and communication among nations and their people.
25. a ___ is an official document issued by a country's government that allows a foreigner to enter and travel in that country.
27. implements the president's foreign policy.
28. these programs are devoted to helping victims of human-made and natural disasters.
29. negotiating written agreements called _______ has long been an important part of foreign policy.
30. the foreign policy bureaucracy has _____ main areas of responsibility.

1. These programs are aimed at protecting U.S. political, economic, and national security interests.
3. If a diplomat does commit a crime while in another country, it is up to the home country to bring that person to justice.
6. the aid that consists of donations
7. the president, Congress, the foreign policy bureaucracy.
9. Detects and responds to threats to computer systems.
10. involves the use of persuasion to achieve foreign policy goals.
11. what makes spying much easier than in the past.
13. is a secret operation that supports the country's foreign policy.
14. a retired army colonel who testified before the senate foreign relations committee in April 2009.
15. oversees all military activities.
18. governments promote the economic prosperity of their people.
19. the united states responded by replacing an _______, or ban, on most U.S. trade with cuba.
21. served as U.S. secretary of state under Donald Trump.
22. a measure taken by one or more nations to pressure another country into changing its policies or complying with international law.
23. involves the threat or use of more forceful measures to achieve foreign policy goals.
26. is a gathering of heads of state