Go to Notability. Create a new folder called "America's Response." Create a new note. Answer the question below in your note.
1. World Events
- Choose to read one event from page 1 and one event for page 2, that would you think may impact/involve the United States, or may at some point require a response from America.
- Identify the event, and explain why you think it may involve America, and any other thoughts you have on the event.
2. America’s foreign policy today covers a wide range of functions and
issues. It includes:
- establishing and maintaining diplomatic relations
with other countries and international organizations such as the United
Nations and the Organization of American States
- peacekeeping functions such as working with allies to assure regional
and international security and arms-control efforts
- a range
of international economic issues including trade, travel, and business
- foreign aid and disaster relief
- a leadership role in peacemaking around the globe
by trying to negotiate treaties and agreements to end regional
conflicts
- a role in trying to address international economic and environmental
problems.
3. The most pressing foreign policy issues for 2015
- Which of those issues do YOU think is the most "pressing."
- Why?
- Record your answer in your Notability Note.
- Upload your note to the eBackpack assignment - "In-Class Assignment - 1-30."
4. Foreign Policy Values Survey.
- Part 1 - Meet with the students who had the same “ideal future” as you. Be able to explain why your group feels this is the “best future.”
- Part 2 - Meet with a student who has a different top priority. You will need to be able to explain, why THEY believe it should be the top priority.
- Part 3 - The human spectrum
- Part 4 - Class Polling
- Click here to enter your answers into the Google Form version of the survey.
HW:
Assignment #1 - Foreign Policy Values
1. From Part IV of the survey, which of
the nine actions do you support most strongly (if you could only
advocate for one)? Explain your opinion. Be as specific as possible.
2. From Part IV of the survey, which of
the nine actions are you most opposed to? Explain your opinion. Be as
specific as possible.
3. Give Part IV of the survey to your
best friend. Be sure to ask them about their reasoning for any issues
they give "ones" or "fives" to. Analyze any significant similarities or
differences in your thinking and theirs.
4. Give Part IV of the survey to a member if your family. Be sure to ask them about their reasoning for any issues they give
"ones" or "fives" to. Analyze any significant
similarities or differences in your thinking and theirs.
1. Introduction to Mr. Parise and the Values of our class.
2. America’s foreign policy today covers a wide range of functions and
issues. It includes:
- establishing and maintaining diplomatic relations
with other countries and international organizations such as the United
Nations and the Organization of American States
- peacekeeping functions such as working with allies to assure regional
and international security and arms-control efforts
- a range
of international economic issues including trade, travel, and business
- foreign aid and disaster relief
- a leadership role in peacemaking around the globe
by trying to negotiate treaties and agreements to end regional
conflicts
- a role in trying to address international economic and environmental
problems.
5. The most pressing foreign policy issues for 2015
4. Foreign Policy Values Survey.
- Click here to enter your answers into the Google Form version of the survey.
HW - Assignment #1 - Foreign Policy Values
1. From Part III of the survey, which of
the nine actions do you support most strongly (if you could only
advocate for one)? Explain your opinion. Be as specific as possible.
2. From Part III of the survey, which of
the nine actions are you most opposed to? Explain your opinion. Be as
specific as possible.
3. Give Part III of the survey to your
best friend. Be sure to ask them about their reasoning for any issues
they give "ones" or "fives" to. Analyze any significant similarities or
differences in your thinking and theirs.
4. Give Part III of the survey to a member if your family. Be sure to ask them about their reasoning for any issues they give
"ones" or "fives" to. Analyze any significant
similarities or differences in your thinking and theirs.
1. Introduction to Mr. Parise and the Values of our class.
2. America’s foreign policy today covers a wide range of functions and
issues. It includes:
- establishing and maintaining diplomatic relations
with other countries and international organizations such as the United
Nations and the Organization of American States
- peacekeeping functions such as working with allies to assure regional
and international security and arms-control efforts
- a range
of international economic issues including trade, travel, and business
- foreign aid and disaster relief
- a leadership role in peacemaking around the globe
by trying to negotiate treaties and agreements to end regional
conflicts
- a role in trying to address international economic and environmental
problems.
5. The most pressing foreign policy issues for 2015
4. Foreign Policy Values Survey.
- Click here to enter your answers into the Google Form version of the survey.
HW - Assignment #1 - Foreign Policy Values
1. From Part III of the survey, which of the nine actions do you support most strongly (if you could only advocate for one)? Explain your opinion. Be as specific as possible.
2. From Part III of the survey, which of the nine actions are you most opposed to? Explain your opinion. Be as specific as possible.
3. Give Part III of the survey to your best friend. Be sure to ask them about their reasoning for any issues they give "ones" or "fives" to. Analyze any significant similarities or differences in your thinking and theirs.
4. Give Part III of the survey to a member if your family. Be sure to ask them about their reasoning for any issues they give
"ones" or "fives" to. Analyze any significant
similarities or differences in your thinking and theirs.
