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The correct answer is foreign policy
The world today has more than 190 countries that relate in a thoughtful and planned way, according to their interests and objectives. This planning is called foreign policy. Foreign policy is public policy, that is, a defined set of measures, decisions and programs used by the government of a country. The objective of this policy is to design and direct its political actions abroad.
A foreign policy can have concrete objectives, for example, aimed at negotiations or the establishment of trade agreements. However, it may also have abstract objectives, such as a political and cultural approach, for example, by forming forums for dialogue and symbolic meetings. In addition, Foreign Policy can be thought of:
<u>Bilaterally</u> - that is, how a country will relate to another specific country;
<u>Multilaterally</u> - considering the country's participation in international organizations and forums.
History repeats itself but in subtle ways. Look at the crusades, England fought a religious war against the Islamic people because they believed that Christianity was 'the right religion/proper one' and that they should regain control of that area because the Muslims were tainting it, there are a slew of reasons for them but (in my opinion) that was the predominant reason. Lets hop back towards present day. Currently we are in a pseudo war with ISIS, a 'muslim' (there really not even muslim but for the sake of the example lets say they are pseudo muslim) terrorist group. We're fighting for a different reason but whats the one common factor. The war is fueled by religion, and it is Christians Vs. Pseudo Muslim Terrorist group. See the relation.
As for the quote, a lack of knowledge can create a simplistic basic mindset, much like the one of a child. When you lack understanding, you lack empathy and many other emotions, much like a child. It depends on Cicero's definition of a child but in essence it is correct. <span />
