The National Security Act was instrumental in
a. expanding Congress's role in foreign policy.
b. preserving the Supreme Court's role in foreign policy.
c. maintaining the influence of the United Nations in U.S. foreign policy.
d. expanding the foreign policy bureaucracy under the president's control.
e. delaying American involvement in World War I.
D
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Which of the following statements accurately describes author notes?
a. Author notes are always given. b. Author notes are contained within the abstract. c. Author notes contain contact information of the authors. d. Author notes do not provide acknowledgements.
Which political ideology opposes American interventions in distant wars or involvement in permanent military alliances?
A) isolationism B) pacifism C) expansionism D) conservatism E) containment
Which of the following is required by the War Powers Resolution?
a. The Senate must approve executive agreements with a two-thirds vote before they have force of law. b. A declaration of war is required before any U.S. troops are deployed. c. The President must consult with Congress before introducing U.S. troops into hostilities. d. Pentagon funding must be reauthorized by Congress every 6 months.
International players attempt to achieve order and security through mutual connections or ______ with other players.
a. sanctions b. interdependence c. co-habitation d. amnesties