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US foreign policy
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This agency lends money to developing nations so that they can build roads or factories.
The World Bank
International Red Cross
NAFTA
2
To help US companies compete with cheaper foreign goods, the gov't may do this
place a tariff on foreign goods
place a tariff on US goods
inflate the cost of US goods
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By doing this, the US uses trade limits and embargoes to restrict a country's economic trade
economic sanctions
scarcity
economic recession
4
This agreement, between Canada, U.S. and Mexico, removes tariffs (taxes) and encourages trade
Title IX
NAFTA
NATO
5
Which organization would be most affected by a rise in the cost of crude oil in North America?
NATO
NAFTA
UN
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This helps in times of war or natural disasters (hurricanes) giving medical care or clean water
International Monetary Fund
NAFTA
International Red Cross
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Who would be 1st on the scene to help after a typhoon hit the Philippines
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
International Red Cross
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This was formed at the end of WWII to provide a place for nations to talk, not fight.
The World Bank
International Red Cross
The United Nations
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With this policy, the US may give food, medicine or money to a country in need.
supply and demand
tariff
foreign aid
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This tries to help economies around the world be strong so nations can trade with each other.
International Monetary Fund
Americans with Disabilities Act
NATO
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Which of these countries has an authoritarian government?
Canada
Japan
North Korea
12
To punish Cuba for protecting terrorists, the US could do which of the 2 options below
embargo
foreign aid
diplomacy
economic sanctions
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This tax is put on goods imported from other countries. This helps our business compete.
tort law
tariff
censor
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International means
Within your own country
Dealing with other countries