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Building Bridges: U.S. Bilateral and Multilateral Relations
In this lesson, students will explore the reasons for bilateral and multilateral diplomatic relations and their importance in advancing America's interests abroad.
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In this lesson, students will explore the reasons for bilateral and multilateral diplomatic relations and their importance in advancing America's interests abroad.
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In this activity, students will analyze a global issue and formulate a diplomatic strategy to address the issue.
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In this lesson, students explore the role of the Office of the Geographer and Global Issues (GGI) within the U.S. State Department, gaining insight into how geography is applied to address global challenges.
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Through the treaty writing activity, students will have a deeper appreciation for the complexity of diplomacy and the critical importance of communication, negotiation, and compromise in shaping the course of history.
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Students will compare international Declarations of Independence with the U.S. Declaration, noting similarities and differences in content and style.
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In this lesson, students will craft and propose an economic plan they believe will best support the growth of the newly independent U.S.
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In this lesson, students will design a proposal aimed at convincing foreign investors to trade with the newly independent U.S.
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Students will analyze the Declaration of Independence through a foreign policy lens to uncover its global message, tone, and strategic intent.
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Jumpstart class with NMAD’s bell ringer collection, offering quick prompts for reflection, inquiry, and discussion of America’s 250-year diplomatic journey.
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This lesson engages students in a critical analysis of U.S.-Vietnam relations, exploring changes over time as well as diplomacy's key role in post-conflict reconciliation.