Which of the following geostrategic shifts in the post–Cold War period did not result in changes to Congress’s foreign policy priorities?
a. U.S. concern about China’s growing economy
b. The changing U.S. leverage with Western Europe
c. The changing U.S. relationship with Moscow
d. The growing U.S. trade deficits
b. The changing U.S. leverage with Western Europe
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What was the rationale for rejecting the claim that the federal government needed to abolish Jim Crow laws because they conflicted with the equal protection clause?
a. The federal government should not interfere in states' rights to determine their own equal protection laws and should not practice social engineering. b. The federal government should leave the decision up to each state because in some states Jim Crow laws were important for maintaining social order. c. Jim Crow laws helped African Americans achieve equality by building character through overcoming adversity, so to declare them a violation of equal protection would be counterproductive. d. The equal protection clause applied only to the actions of the federal government, so states were within their rights to enact Jim Crow laws.
The __________ is an advisory group chosen by presidents to help them make decisions and execute laws
Fill in the blanks with correct word
Stocks, bonds, and money are classified as fixtures
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Balance of threat theory predicted that an anti-U.S. coalition would definitely have emerged after the Cold War
a. True b. False