18. Alliances a. "Headquarters" in another country
19. Ambassadors
b. Defensive agreement between U. S. Canada
and European nations
20. Commander-in-Chief
C. "Friendships" or agreements to work with
other countries
21. Diplomacy
d.
Ban on trade or financial punishment
22. Embassies
e.
President is head of the military
23. Sanctions
f.
Building relationships with other countries
24. N. A.T. O.
8. Trade agreement between the U. S., Canada
and Mexico
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25. N. A.F. T.A.
h. Representative to another country

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