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free and open trade
internationalism
wro
united nations
alliance
nato
tariff
foreign policy
import
red cross/crescent
sanction
embassy
treaty
national security
nafta
ambassador
world peace
types of aid
spread of democracy
the cold war
hard power
concern for humanity
containment
isolationism
soft power
strategies that guide how a nation deals with others
to be involved in world affairs to achieve long term goals
a tax on imports
to avoid involvement in world affairs
us goal; the us helps after war/disasters
this was a war of ideas and fear of nukes
how a nation uses it’s military power
us goal; protect the borders from attack
int. org; agency that makes trade rules/settle disputes
a good coming in from another country
int. org; trade agreement between mexico, us and canada
trying to keep communism from spreading
us goal; settle/end disputes around the world
nations joining together against a common enemy
int. org; main goal is world peace
int. org; agency that gives medical aid around the world
ending trade with a country so they change their behavior
us goal; convince a nation’s to switch to democracy to have more allies
us goal; expanding businesses and bring in cheap goods
expanding int. org; a military alliance between the us and europe
an ambassador’s official residence and office
military, medical, money, food, water, technical expertise
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Explanation:

Brief Explanations

This problem involves matching terms related to international relations, foreign policy, and global organizations, which falls under the subfield of Politics (within Social Science). We analyze each description and match it to the correct term:

  1. "To be involved in World affairs to achieve long term goals" → Internationalism (as it's about active global engagement for long - term aims).
  2. "Strategies that guide how a Nation deals with others" → Foreign Policy (foreign policy is the set of strategies a nation uses in international dealings).
  3. "Int. Org; agency that makes trade rules/settle disputes" → WTO (World Trade Organization is an international organization focused on trade rules and dispute settlement).
  4. "US Goal; protect the borders from attack" → National Security (national security is about protecting a country's borders and citizens from threats).
  5. "How a nation uses it’s Military power" → Hard Power (hard power involves the use of military force in a nation's foreign relations).
  6. "This was a war of ideas and fear of Nukes" → The Cold War (the Cold War was a ideological and nuclear - fear - based conflict between superpowers).
  7. "US Goal; The us helps after war/disasters" → Concern for Humanity (this goal relates to helping in humanitarian crises like post - war and disaster situations).
  8. "A tax on imports" → Tariff (a tariff is a tax imposed on imported goods).
  9. "To avoid involvement in world affairs" → Isolationism (isolationism is the policy of avoiding international involvement).
  10. "Trying to keep Communism from spreading" → Containment (containment was the US policy to stop the spread of communism).
  11. "Int. Org; trade agreement between Mexico, US and Canada" → NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement is a trade deal between these three countries).
  12. "A good coming in from another country" → Import (an import is a good brought into a country from another).
  13. "Goal; Settle/end disputes around the world" → United Nations (the UN aims to settle international disputes and maintain peace).
  14. "Nations joining together against a common enemy" → Alliance (an alliance is a group of nations united against a common threat).
  15. "US Goal; Convince US Goal; Convince Nation’s to switch to Democracy to have more allies" → Spread of Democracy (this is about promoting democracy to gain allies).
  16. "Int. Org; Main goal is World Peace" → World Peace (while "World Peace" is more of a goal, the organization associated with global peace efforts is the UN, but if we consider the term here, and the description, maybe a mis - label, but if we go by the term "World Peace" as the goal of an org, but more accurately, the UN has this goal. However, if we take the term "World Peace" as the answer for the description of an org's main goal of world peace, we use it).
  17. "Int. Org; agency that gives medical aid around the world" → Types of Aid (specifically medical aid - related, and "Types of Aid" can include medical aid organizations).
  18. "Ending trade with a country so they change their behavior" → Sanction (sanctions often involve trade restrictions to force behavioral change in a country).
  19. "Expanding US Goal; Expanding businesses and bring in cheap goods" → Free and Open Trade (free and open trade is about expanding business opportunities and accessing cheap goods through open trade).
  20. "How a nation uses it’s economic and diplomatic strength" → Soft Power (soft power uses economic and diplomatic means rather than military force).

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Answer:

  1. Internationalism
  2. Foreign Policy
  3. WTO
  4. National Security
  5. Hard Power
  6. The Cold War
  7. Concern for Humanity
  8. Tariff
  9. Isolationism
  10. Containment
  11. NAFTA
  12. Import
  13. United Nations
  14. Alliance
  15. Spread of Democracy
  16. World Peace
  17. Types of Aid
  18. Sanction
  19. Free and Open Trade
  20. Soft Power
  21. Ambassador
  22. Embassy
  23. NATO
  24. Treaty