In what way can Congress exercise influence over foreign policy?
a. its ability to command the armed forces
c. its power to ratify treaties or spending powers
d. its role in the recognition of the sovereignty of foreign countries
c
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The 2008 election was unusual because
a. it produced an evenly divided Senate for the first time in a century. b. the same party won not only the presidency but also majority control in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. c. it was the first time a non-Christian won the presidency. d. an independent candidate won the presidency for the first time. e. one party won the presidency and Senate, while the other won the House of Representatives.
During major historical events such as the attacks on Pearl Harbor in 1941 and on the World Trade Center and Pentagon in 2001, why does the role and position of president become so important?
A) The constitution requires that Americans follow the president's advice. B) As "crisis manager," the president is in a unique position to respond quickly to unexpected crises. C) Congress is often unwilling to lead during emergencies so the president's role and authority increases. D) The states have sole power to respond to threats against them by foreign powers but they rely on the president for guidance. E) Congress is incapable of taking any type of action against foreign enemies so this responsibility is left to the president.
What is the ideal role of government in international trade?
a. Government should have no role whatsoever in cross-border exchanges. b. Government should ensure that any cross-border imports comply with their domestic laws. c. Governments typically tax and regulate cross-border exchanges and enforce contracts. d. Government typically allows only some import of goods that they do not already produce.
The architect of the policy of dÈtente was
A) John Foster Dulles. B) Henry Kissinger. C) George F. Kennan. D) Woodrow Wilson. E) Stan Wilson.