U.S. Civics Vocab: Foreign Policy and Global Issues

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Across
  1. 4. economic development that meets the needs of people today without exhausting the resources that will be needed to sustain future generations
  2. 5. a gathering of heads of state or other high-ranking officials to discuss matters of great importance to their countries
  3. 8. speaking out on issues of concern
  4. 10. an international group formed by nations, often with the goal of increasing trade or security
  5. 12. a system for maintaining peace based on an agreement among nations to act together to prevent or defend against aggression
  6. 14. the interests of a nation as a whole
  7. 17. an international group formed by private individuals and associations to provide a service or pursue a public policy
  8. 18. a statement outlining ideas and principles of government policy
  9. 19. a measure taken by one or more nations to pressure another country into changing its policies or complying with international law
  10. 22. information about the activities and intentions of other countries
  11. 24. a formal and ratified agreement between two or more countries
  12. 26. the art and practice of managing communication and relationships between nations
  13. 27. a government official that represents a nation and carries out diplomacy
  14. 29. a course of action developed by a country’s leaders to pursue their nation’s interests within its own borders
  15. 30. a legally binding agreement
  16. 31. a policy that is followed when a country does not take sides on other nation’s disputes and conflicts
  17. 32. a course of action developed by a country’s leaders to pursue their nation’s interests in its dealings with other countries
Down
  1. 1. a diplomatic official of the highest rank sent by one country as its long-term representative to another country or to an international organization
  2. 2. issues or concerns between two or more nations that are often addressed with foreign policy
  3. 3. official acceptance of a regime as the legitimate government of its country
  4. 6. rights that are regarded as belonging to all people; such as the right to life, liberty, and equality before the law, as well as freedom of religion, expression, and assembly
  5. 7. the official headquarters of an ambassador and their staff
  6. 9. a grant from the government that gives an inventor the exclusive right to make or sell an invention
  7. 11. the power of a nation to act independently
  8. 13. the head of the State Department who is appointed by the president and helps carry out U.S. foreign policy
  9. 15. issues or concerns within a nation that are often addressed with domestic policy
  10. 16. the legal right granted to creators of original works—such as books, music, art, and software—to control the production, sale, or distribution of those works
  11. 20. an agreement made by two or more countries to work together for a common goal
  12. 21. to attempt to solve a dispute by working with both sides to reach an agreement
  13. 23. an international agreement on matters of broad interest. An example is the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
  14. 25. countries that agree to work together for a common goal and form an alliance
  15. 28. the trend toward more open and free travel, trade, and communication among nations and their peoples