The legal theory that holds that in regard to foreign affairs and national security, the president has decisive power is known as the ________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
unitary executive
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The Intelligence Oversight Act of 1980
a. changed the Hughes-Ryan Amendment to require the reporting of covert operations to eight different congressional committees. b. called for reporting covert operations to only the two intelligence committees in the Congress. c. outlawed all oral and retroactive findings. d. required the reporting of covert operations only to the "Gang of Eight" within the Congress. e. Both options C and D are true.
The basis of freedom of religion is found in which two principles in the Bill of Rights?
A. The establishment clause and the general welfare clause B. The general welfare clause and the supremacy clause C. The supremacy clause and the free exercise clause D. The establishment clause and the free exercise clause E. The free exercise clause and the general welfare clause
Successful candidates for statewide office in Texas have traditionally been:
A.) African American males. B.) Latino females. C.) white Protestant females. D.) white Protestant males.
Identify a true statement about the USA Patriot Act of 2001
A) It allows an American citizen to request copies of information about him or her contained in government files. B) It prevents states from disclosing or selling a person's personal information without the person's consent. C) It allows the government to access personal information on American citizens to an extent never before allowed. D) It seeks to control the National Security Agency's collection of metadata on domestic phone calls. E) It supports the protection, enhancement, and wise use of a person's personal information.