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Why do you think It is important for the US to have a strong foreign policy?
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What does Obama think about foreign policy?
Foregin policy is not as important as economical policy but Obama wants to make friends with enemies and give them free shots at us. We can't let that happen put Romney in the white house
What was the legacy of Catherine the Great?
I think, her influence on westeren expansion, culture, foreign policy. making russia the world power it is today. I think, her influence on westeren expansion, culture, foreign policy. making russia the world power it is today.
President Taft was know for a foreign policy based on?
Land Concessions....i think
What of the issues that the US faced with foreign nations do you think was most important and why?
Money
How does one get invited into membership in the Council On Foreign Relations?
The Council on Foreign Relations is a think tank on U.S. foreign policy issues. To get membership, someone must be nominated by a member of the Council and approved by other members.
How was the US foreign policy in the 1800s similar to foreign policy today?
That similarity can be found in the ideas and policies of Thomas Jefferson, namely that the US should promote an "Empire of Liberty" worldwide, Liberty meaning the values and ideas behind the US Constitution. US foreign policy today still focuses on promoting and sometimes enforcing (think of Iraq) these values all over the globe.
Discuss the connection between America's emergence as a major industrial power and its expansionist foreign policy?
well i think it number 3
Which of the issues that us faced with foreign nations do you think was most important and why?
The issues that was faced with foreign nations that I think that was most important were the disputes over southern border with spanish florida and the monroe doctrine that warned european powers not to interfere with Americans.
Which of the issues that the US faced with foreign nations do you think was most important Why?
The issues that was faced with foreign nations that I think that was most important were the disputes over southern border with spanish Florida and the monroe doctrine that warned european powers not to interfere with Americans.
Where is the Washington Institute situated?
The Washington Institute for Near East Policy is a think tank that is situated in the capital of the United States, Washington DC. The institute focuses on foreign policy related to the Middle East.
Why do you think kublai khan tried to limit influence of the Chinese?
I think because to further limit chinese influence ,the Mongols welcomed a strong foreign presence in china
To take a strong line means?
Context: I told him that I take a strong line on sentencing for burglars. I think they should be imprisoned for life. 'to take a strong line' - to be very firm about something, to have a very strong/extreme opinion/policy on something
