Congress has what foreign policy power?
a. negotiating treaties with other nations
b. appointing United States ambassadors
c. committing troops to foreign lands
d. power to declare war
e. negotiating treaties.
d
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The following were diplomatic principles underlying the Concert of Europe EXCEPT:
A. nounilateral changes to the settlement were allowed. B. changes that would upset the balance of power were discouraged. C. changes were to be made by consent. D. changes were formally voted on. E. the Concert powers had a common responsibility.
While expanded federal programs are often popular for Americans, this much-larger bureaucracy suffers during a downturn in economic growth, such as was experienced in the 1970s. Why does an economic downturn create such challenges?
a. There are fewer citizens for the bureaucracy to serve. b. Economic downturns often create federal budget deficits that make it very difficult to continue supporting a large bureaucracy. c. State governments begin to take away the federal government’s role in providing social benefits. d. Downturns in the economy always create international tensions that require a stronger military presence, which in turn drains off available resources. e. Since the U.S. Constitution requires a balanced budget, the federal government must eliminate agencies when income decreases.
Martha is a 45-year-old single woman who lives in Chicago and works as a systems analyst. In response to a pollster question, she says she "opposes governmental intervention in both the economy and social issues." She is best defined as a
a. populist. b. conservative. c. liberal. d. independent. e. libertarian.
The Texas attorney general's authority to issue advisory opinions permits state agencies to determine the constitutionality of proposed legislation or rules without going to court
Indicate whether the statement is true or false