Project: Look Up a Treaty
As the chief author of this project, you get to decide what kind of treaty you would like to investigate and describe.

First, look up a treaty via the Internet or a book, cite your source, and answer the following quesions in a report of at least 750 words:

Define a treaty.
Is the treaty you have chosen bilateral or multilateral? Which countries are parties to this treaty?
When was the treaty "done" and when did it "enter into force"?
What is the purpose of the treaty?
Why did you select this particular treaty?
What did you learn from this treaty?
Did you acquire any new terms from the language of the treaty?

A treaty is an agreement between two or more groups in which the conditions for reaching an agreement on an issue are discussed.

What is a treaty?

An international treaty is a set of international norms and laws, which bind and oblige the States that sign it.

An example of a treaty is the free trade treaty between the United States and Colombia.

What characteristics does this treaty have?

It is a multilateral treaty because both parties (government of Colombia and government of the United States) negotiated the terms and conditions of the treaty.

This treaty was approved on October 12, 2011 by the United States Congress and entered into force on May 15, 2012.

The main objective of this treaty is to establish the legal framework for free trade between these two countries.

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