What is a responsibility of the U.S. Senate in foreign policy?

• nominating ambassadors

• introducing tax bills

• negotiating treaties

• ratifying treaties

Which of the following issues would most likely be a foreign policy matter?

• balancing federal budget

• negotiating a treaty with Mexico

• raising the retirement age for Social Security

• revising neighborhood zoning restrictions

Which action is an example of a domestic policy decision?

• The Senate votes to ratify a treaty

• The president nominates an ambassador

• Congress votes to increase income tax

• The president asks Congress to declare war

During which conflict did the U.S. declare war on Japan?

• Korean War

• Vietnam War

• World War I

• World War II

What policy did Woodrow Wilson attempt to follow in 1914 when World War I began?

• dollar diplomay

• interventionism

• neutrality

• protectionism

Which is an example of a way that a citizen can seek participation in an international organization?

• email about internship opportunities at the International Red Cross

• "like" the Facebook page of the World Trade Organization

• request a trial before the World Court

• ask to join the United Nations

Which international agreement involved the United States, Canada, and Mexico?

• North American Fair Transit Agreement

• North American Free Travel Agreement

• North American Fair Travel Agreement

• North American Fair Trade Agreement

Use the table to answer the question:

Which of the following best completes the table?

• to promote peaceful coexistence and worldwide cooperation

• to protect member countries from North America and Europe

• to resolve international legal disputes

• to supervise and set rules for international trade

Use the graph about high school graduation rates in the United States to answer the question: Which long term domestic policy goal is reflected in the graph?

• career preparation

• physical fitness

• racial equality

• public safety

The United Nations would allow governments to support which of these 

• World War III

• Germany's economic system

• global destruction

• human rights