How might the War Powers Act be circumvented?
a. by sending troops for only 2 months
b. by declaring troops are in a foreign country for the purposes of direct intervention
c. by declaring troops are in a foreign country for peacekeeping
d. by declaring the country that troops are in as a hostile environment and a threat to national
security
e. by not letting Congress know about sending troops to a foreign country
C
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As of 2008, how many of the members of the state's two highest courts were Democrats?
A) Nine B) Seven C) Three D) One E) None
The dominant economic approach during the Bretton Woods system, which combined open international markets with domestic state intervention to attain such goals as full employment and social welfare is called _____
a. mercantilism b. commercial liberalism c. fixed exchange rates d. embedded liberalism
Laws and governmental actions that violate a written constitution are
a. criminal. b. unconstitutional. c. void. d. subject to the lex loci delicti rule.
In which court case did Justice Marshall cite the commerce clause as granting the federal government jurisdiction over a variety of commercial activities?
a. Brown v. Board of Education b. Gibbons v. Ogden c. McCulloch v. Maryland d. United States v. Lopez e. Wickard v. Filburn