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| one sided or exaggerated information by a nation to gain national and international support for its policies. |
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| formal contact between national governments |
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| an individual who represents their country in the host country. |
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| one nation accepts or recognizes another nation. |
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| A nation orders its representatives to return home. |
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| A host nation kicks out foreign diplomats. |
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| Diplomats are given safe passage and are considered not susceptible to lawsuit or prosecution under the host country's laws. |
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| Discussion aimed at reaching an agreement. |
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| A formal agreement or solution in writing. |
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| a meeting between two heads of government. |
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| Taxes on imports. Also known as a duty. |
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| Limits on the number of imports. |
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| Given as cash grants or loans also food farming equipment or technical assistance. |
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| cash grants for weapons training and advisors. |
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| agreements between nations to support each other. |
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| International and Regional Organizations |
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| Provide a forum for addressing problems. Examples are United Nations and Red Cross. |
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| an organization or group of nations that controls the production and price or a good service. An example is OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries) |
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| to abstain from buying certain goods to try and force a particular nation to change its policies. |
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| A threated penalty for disobeying a law or rule. Usually economic sanctions. The danger of sanctions is that it hurts the people more than the government. |
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| When a nation positions military forces around the world to show they are prepared. |
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Acts of violence carried out by non governmental groups to promote their cause. |
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| Limited Military Response |
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| Short term military actions. Warns of full scale war. |
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| an actual intentional and widespread armed conflict between political communities very costly. (Money supplies people) Only used as a last resort. |
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| A system of racial segregation in South Africa that was enforced by the government. Afrikaner word means the stste of being apart or separate It ended in 1994. |
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| the process of international integration arising from the interchange of world views products ideas and other aspects of culture. |
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