America's longest war is with
A) Iraq.
B) Iran.
C) the Taliban.
D) the Viet Cong.
Answer: C
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Which of the following is a constitutionally mandated obligation of the President?
A) the power to declare war if the country is attacked B) the requirement to make an annual report to Congress on the state of the country C) He must personally initiate bills for Congress to consider. D) He must remove Supreme Court Justices when they are deemed incompetent. E) He must veto bills that are not in the national interest.
Which of the following is the ultimate Marxist ideal for states?
a. Governments become unnecessary, making international relations obsolete. b. Governments live in harmony with each other. c. Governments are in constant conflict as the proletariat strives for dominance. d. Governments unite to form one world government.
What differentiates primary sources of international law from secondary (or auxiliary) sources?
a. Primary sources are imposed by external authorities; secondary sources stem from a state’s own domestic laws and customs. b. Primary sources emerge from cooperative general principles; secondary sources come from existing treaties between states. c. Primary sources may be contested at the United Nations; secondary sources must be reconciled between individual states. d. Primary sources are based on existing treaties and customs; secondary sources are derived from similarities in domestic laws and legal precedents.
Among other holdings, the case of McCulloch v. Maryland
a. reaffirmed the power of the states to levy taxes. b. found that the necessary and proper clause in Article I, section 8, of the Constitution did not give Congress the authority to establish a national bank. c. found that the necessary and proper clause in Article I, section 8, of the Constitution did give Congress the authority to establish a national bank. d. reaffirmed the power of the federal government to regulate interstate commerce. e. reaffirmed the rights of states to find national laws null and void.