CH 9 & 10 | Economic Policy & Foreign Policy (Gov/Clark)

______________________- or to let expenses become larger than revenue.

• Deficit

• Profit

• Tax

______________ is a set of government spending, taxing, and borrowing policies used to achieve desired levels of economic performance.

• Shopping

• Fiscal Policy

• Federal Aid

The U.S. national spending program is known as the ________________.

• Presidential Allowance

• Federal Budget

• Tax Bracket

The _______________ is the sum of all money the U.S. government owes as a result of borrowing.

• National Debit

• Presidential Deficit

• Banking Penalties

_________- the income a business collects

• Interest

• Taxes

• Revenue

__________________- to protect the rights, freedoms, and property of the United States and its people.

• National Security

• Police Departments

• Law Offices

What does C.I.A. stand for?

• Counter Inside Acts

• Central Intelligence Agency

• Center of Interior Actions

_________________- reflects the view that a nation should tend to its domestic affairs rather than international affairs.

• Realism

• Isolationism

• Neoisolationism

_____________ supporters believe internationalist motivations are based on what is good for other countries as well as for the U.S.

• Neoisolationism

• Idealism

• Realism

What does N.A.T.O. stand for?

• Northern American Treaty of Ordinance

• North American Techniques Outreach

• North Atlantic Treaty Organization