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Across 1. Principle of government that prevents one branch from having too much control over policy 5. Foreign policy action involving the making of treaties or condemning the actions of another country 6. Form of economic sanction in which one nation refuses to buy or sell to another nation 7. Foreign policy objective dealing with trade 9. Acronym for the international organization designed to reduce trade barriers and criticized by many Americans for causing a loss of jobs at home 10. Foreign policy objective whenever the U.S. sends aid to a nation devastated by a natural disaster 11. A nation's independence and ability of the government to control what happens within its own boarders 12. This BRANCH of government at the federal level controls funding for the military, as well having the final say on approving treaties and ambassadors 16. Foreign policy objective which was the focus of the Cold War. Spreading your beliefs while preventing the other side from spreading theirs 18. This BRANCH of government at the federal level controls the military, as well as appointing ambassadors and negotiating treaties 19. Acronym for the military alliance designed to protect and defend its members from attack 20. International organization that gives loans to nations for specific developments or improvements 21. Foreign policy action in which one nation attempts to alter or disrupt another country's internal government affairs. Example- assassination

Down 2. Principle represented by NATO where an attack on one is considered to be an attack on all member nations 3. Foreign policy objective in any war, dealing with the protection of a nation 4. Role or "hat" of the president when he orders troops into Iraq 8. 1973 law the limited the president's powers in terms of using troops abroad 13. an agreement between two or more nations 14. Foreign policy action that may include invasion, bombing, etc. 15. Economic action the U.S. may use in order to build support for democracies and to help nations become more developed 17. International organization whose mission is to help those hurt by disaster or conflict around the world 22. Acronym for the international organization concerned with the stability of the global economy