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Why was the nonaligned nations important?
They were important because they were not aligned with any other nation when the rest of the world nations had allies to back them up.
Why is it important for trading nation to keep good relationship?
Because for a nations that sustain a trade with another nation, good relationships means good business relationships. In other words, bad relationships can't destroy the business and they can loose money.
How does the president built relationships with other nations?
He has an ambassador of foreign affairs.
If one nation is being diplomatic how Is that nations handling relationships with other nations?
by discussing ideas and practicing fair negotiations
The American Revolution was important in world history because?
other nations have used the U.S. government as a model
Who is the most important representative of the US in relations with other nations?
The President is the most important representative of the United States in relations with other nations.
Why foreign policy?
Foreign policy is important in protecting the citizens of a particular country and building stellar relationships with other nations. It is also vital in a country's interests, human rights and economic prosperity.
Why was the defeat of spanish armada important to the other European nations?
It was so important to other nations because England is the main leader of Europe, it is the most well known!
Should nations align themselves with other nations in the interests of nations and world peace?
because they are stupid
Why was tea important to China's economy and its relationships with other countries?
you should read a history of the world in 6 cups chapter 9 and 10
What did the Hebrew law focus on what did it not focus on?
Jewish law focuses primarily on interpersonal relationships and does not focus on: the afterlife other religions other nations
Why did american become more interested in foreign affiars in the late 19th century?
The U.S. economy was growing more tied to other nations,
