Japanese Prime Minister Kishida on U.S. Global Role
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida delivered an address before a joint meeting of Congress, in which he talked about the role of Americans on the global stage.
Description
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida delivered an address before a joint meeting of Congress, in which he talked about the role of Americans on the global stage.
Bell Ringer Assignment
- What does peace "require?"
- Through what four kinds of "power" did the United States shape the world after World War II?
- According to Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, what 'premise' was U.S. policy based on?
- What "undercurrent" does Prime Minister Kishida say he detects in America? Explain.
- What challenges does the world now face, and what challenges exist in "Japan's own neighborhood?"
Additional Resources
- Video Clip: The Shared Future of Global Democracies
- Video Clip: The Rise of Authoritarianism and Autocratic Alliances
- Video Clip: The U.S. Role in Assisting Other Democracies
- Bell Ringer: Benefits and Dangers: Examples of How the Federal Government is Responding to Artificial Intelligence
- Bell Ringer: The Changing Dynamics of the International Cooperation
- Bell Ringer: Internal Fragmentation of Democracies
- Lesson Plan: Goals of U.S. Foreign Policy
- Deliberation: Is AI an Opportunity or a Threat?
- Deliberation: What is the best approach to US foreign policy in the 21st century?
Participants
Vocabulary
- Artificial Intelligence
- Authoritarian
- Cold War (1947-89)
- Coronavirus Pandemic
- Democracy
- Poverty
- Rule Of Law
- Unisphere