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Honors Civics 1st Quarter Exam

Total questions: 94

Worksheet time: 1hrs 14mins

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1.

Which of the following is NOT a major difference between the House of Representatives and the Senate

a)

Members of the House are elected every two years and the Senate every 6 years.

b)

Senators must be 30 years old and Representatives must be 25

c)

The Senate passes appropriation legislation and the HoR confirms Presidential appointments.

d)

The Senate was originally chosen by State Legislatures while the HoR was originally chosen by the people.

2.

Which of the following statements about motions for cloture is true?

a)

They force a bill out of committee so that the full House can vote on it.

b)

They are applied to bills that failed in the previous session of Congress.

c)

They are applied only to appropriation bills.

d)

They are used by senators to end a filibuster and bring a bill to a vote.

e)

They occur whenever a bill is reported out of committee.

3.

The House Rules Committee is an important part of the legislative process because it

a)

determines the terms and conditions of debate when a bill goes to the House floor

b)

determines ethics rules for members' conduct

c)

determines whether a bill should be referred to a policy committee for consideration

d)

negotiates compromises on bills with the Senate Rules Committee

4.

Which of the following scenarios best illustrates a member of Congress supporting pork-barrel legislation?

a)

A senator from a coal-producing state voting against a job-training program for coal miners

b)

A member of the House voting for urban renewal in exchange for increased funding for roads

c)

A senator from an agricultural state amending legislation to establish a potato research institute in his or her state

d)

A member of the House Armed Services Committee marking up a bill that will increase funding for military bases

5.

Which of the following statements about gerrymandering is true?

a)

It has been banned by United States Supreme Court decisions beginning with Baker v.Carr.

b)

It was used traditionally to maintain urban control of the House of Representatives.

c)

It can be used by a political party to draw boundary lines to control as many districts as possible.

d)

It guarantees greater constituency control over elected representatives.

e)

It ensures liberal control of the House of Representatives.

6.

Voters elect their senator and representatives and expect them to vote on the basis of what their constituents believe

a)

delegate model

b)

representative model

c)

politico model

d)

trustee model

7.

Which of the following scenarios is an example of the trustee model of representation?

a)

The NAACP leadership sends representatives to Washington to lobby for changes to the Voting Rights Act.

b)

Congress passes a bill allocating money to clean up nuclear waste sites after a wave of large-scale peaceful protests.

c)

A member of Congress votes to close a popular tax loophole based on the belief that the money would be better spent paying down the national debt.

d)

A presidential candidate advocates using an executive order to increase the minimum wage for federal contractors.

8.

Which of the following statements about the Senate is true?

a)

Each state is represented in the Senate according to its population.

b)

The Senate, unlike the House, has a Rules Committee.

c)

Individual senators can exercise substantial influence over the legislative process.

d)

The Senate has a strict time limit on debates.

e)

The Senate is more responsible than the House for initiating appropriations legislation.

9.

The saying “All politics is local” roughly

means ________.

a)

the local candidate will always win

b)

the local constituents want action on national issues

c)

the local constituents tend to care about things that affect them

d)

the act of campaigning always occurs at the local level where constituents are

10.

A congressperson who pursued a strict

delegate model of representation would seek to

________.

a)

legislate in the way he or she believed

constituents wanted, regardless of the

anticipated outcome

b)

legislate in a way that carefully considered

the circumstances and issue so as to reach a

solution that is best for everyone

c)

legislate in a way that is best for the nation

regardless of the costs for the constituents

d)

legislate in the way that he or she thinks is

best for the constituents

11.

The increasing value constituents have placed

on descriptive representation in Congress has had

the effect of ________.

a)

increasing the sensitivity representatives

have to their constituents demands

b)

decreasing the rate at which incumbents are

elected

c)

increasing the number of minority

members in Congress

d)

decreasing the number of majority minority

districts

12.

A select committee is different from a

standing committee because ________.

a)

a select committee includes member of both chambers, while a standing committee includes only members of the House

b)

a select committee is used for bill reconciliation, while a standing committee is used for prosecutions

c)

a select committee must stay in session, while a standing committee goes to recess

d)

a select committee is convened for a specific and temporary purpose, while a standing committee is permanent

13.

Which of the following is true according to the diagram?

a)

The Senate minority leader is as powerful as the Senate majority whip.

b)

The Speaker of the House, in coordination with the House majority leader, appoints the House minority leader.

c)

Unlike the House of Representatives, the Senate does not recognize political parties.

d)

Both chambers make use of a system of majority and minority whips.

14.

Which of the following scenarios is an example of the trustee model of representation?

a)

The NAACP leadership sends representatives to Washington to lobby for changes to the Voting Rights Act.

b)

Congress passes a bill allocating money to clean up nuclear waste sites after a wave of large-scale peaceful protests.

c)

A member of Congress votes to close a popular tax loophole based on the belief that the money would be better spent paying down the national debt.

d)

A presidential candidate advocates using an executive order to increase the minimum wage for federal contractors.

15.

Based on your knowledge and the diagram, which of the following is true regarding the leadership structure of Congress?

a)

The role of the minority leader in both the House of Representatives and the Senate is to coordinate a strategy for the minority party.

b)

The vice president is responsible for creating and setting the legislative agenda for the Senate.

c)

The Speaker of the House has very little power to control members of the majority party in the House of Representatives.

d)

The majority leaders in both chambers work to ensure that a bipartisan agenda is passed in the Congress.

16.

Which type of classic policy have costs that are concentrated and so are the benefits, but different groups bear the costs and enjoy the benefits

a)

redistributive

b)

distributive

c)

regulatory

17.

Which type of classic policy have provide considerable benefits for a few people at relatively small costs such as education, home-ownership.

a)

redistributive

b)

distributive

c)

regulatory

18.

In an economic slowdown, Keynesian economic policy would advocate

a)

decreasing inflation

b)

increasing government spending

c)

increasing the money supply

d)

raising interest rates

19.

Justin wants to open a business that sells underwear and his underwear is the best in the world according to the New York Times. Justin is now the third richest man in the world. Which economic system is the country that Justin lives in?

a)

Communsim

b)

Socialism

c)

Free Market

d)

Traditional

20.

In ____________ economics, the federal gov't dictates the specifics of the policy, and each state implements it in the exact same way.

a)

bottom-up implementation

b)

discretionary spending

c)

top-down implementation

d)

mandatory spending

21.

Since public goods are free, most consumers become _______________ because they have no incentive to pay the supplier.

a)

Policy Adopters

b)

Free Riders

c)

Non-excludable

d)

Private Good

22.

A public good is

1 rival,

2 nonrival,

3 excludable.

4 nonexcludable

a)

1 and 3

b)

1 and 4

c)

2 and 3

d)

2 and 4

e)

4 only

23.

The tragedy of the commons is the absence of incentives to

a)

reduce marginal cost of common access resources

b)

prevent underuse of common access resources

c)

prevent overuse of common access resources

d)

discover new common access resources

e)

export wool in sixteenth-century England

24.

‘An increase in consumption by one person leaves the benefits available to others undiminished’.


Which good does this statement define?

a)

Demerit Goods

b)

Merit Goods

c)

Private Goods

d)

Public Goods

25.

What justifies government intervention in the provision of a merit good such as education?

a)

People who pay for education value it more than those who cannot pay

b)

Private schools have more merit than state schools

c)

Social costs of providing education outweigh social benefits of education

d)

Some consumers do not fully recognize the value of education

26.

What is most likely to decrease if the government pays a subsidy to the producers of a product?

a)

government spending

b)

output of the product

c)

price of the product

d)

rates of taxation

27.

A government finances its public sector by borrowing the money--selling securities to the non-bank private sector. (saving bonds,

What will follow?

a)

The budget deficit will fall

b)

The deficit on the current account will increase

c)

The money supply will rise

d)

The national debt will increase

28.

What statement best explains why the government provides goods and services to its citizens?

a)

To provide benefits to small groups of people in certain areas of the country.

b)

To provide goods and services that would not be available if individuals had to provide them.

c)

To compete with businesses in the private sector.

d)

To make a large profit by providing certain goods and services to it's citizens.

29.

The government pays for public goods and services through —

a)

donations from wealthy politicians

b)

donations from foreign nations

c)

revenue from sales and income taxes

d)

revenue from the lottery

30.

Which of the following is an example of a positive externality resulting from an outdoor band concert?

a)

An elderly woman in her apartment hears a song that she liked as a child.

b)

A pair of endangered birds leave their nest in a nearby tree when the concert starts.

c)

A pizza parlor closes early, because all of its customers are at the concert.

d)

A traffic jam occurs as drivers hunt for parking spots near the concert.

31.

Which individual is qualified to be the President?

a)

Max is 67 years old, born in Orlando, and has lived his entire life in Canada.

b)

Karen is 43 years old, born in Key West, and has lived in the Keys her entire life

c)

Martha is 34 years old, born in Jacksonville, and has lived in Florida her entire life

d)

Samuel is 52 years old, is a naturalized citizen and has been living in the USA for the last 20 years.

32.
According to the Presidential Succession Act of 1974, which of these officers follows the Vice President in line of presidential succession?
a)
Speaker of the House
b)
President pro tempore of the Senate 
c)
Secretary of State 
d)
Secretary of Treasury
33.
Most of the Framers opposed choosing the President by popular vote because they...
a)
Did not think voters in such a large country would be able to learn enough about the candidates to make an informed decision.
b)
Feared there would be widespread fraud if a national vote was allowed
c)
Believed the average voter would choose not to vote
d)
They did not have the technology to count a national vote quickly
34.

1. President Franklin D. Roosevelt brought the United States out of the Great Depression by creating a series of programs called the New Deal. What does the picture imply about the presidency?

a)

A. Congress pushes the President to make changes.

b)

B. The Legislative and Executive Branch work together.

c)

C. The President pressures Congress to support his goals.

d)

D. Congress doesn’t have to take the Presidents’ ideas into consideration.

35.

What was the primary reason for the Twenty-fifth amendment?

a)

To prevent a President and V.P. from opposing political parties from serving together in the same administration

b)

To spell out what happens upon the death, removal, or resignation of the president

c)

To allow residents of the District of Columbia to have a voice in Presidential elections

d)

To limit a President from serving no more than two terms in office

36.

In the Election of 1800, there was a tie for president between two individuals from the same political party. This situation was prevented from occurring again with the adoption of which amendment to the U.S. Constitution?

a)

12th Amendment

b)

20th Amendment

c)

23rd Amendment

d)

26th Amendment

37.
What does President Clinton's impeachment trial reflect about modern US politics?
a)
Campaign finances have to be regulated
b)
Judicial nominees are often investigated.
c)
Elected officials face scrutiny about their personal lives
d)
Media outlets focus on policy issues of presidents.
38.
After primaries and caucuses are over, the political parties have what kind of meeting to choose the one candidate to represent the party in the general election?
a)
Regional convention
b)
National convention
c)
National seminar
d)
Regional Seminar
39.

The 22nd Amendment applies to the president in what capacity?

a)

Limits President to 2 terms and a total of 8 years (possibly up to 10 under certain circumstances)

b)

Lame Duck period shortened

c)

Gives the President the right to Free Speech

d)

Allows the president to invoke Executive Privilege

40.

All are examples of the limits to the Presidents power EXCEPT?

a)

Congress’ power of the purse

b)

Federal Bureaucracy

c)

Congress' power to Impeach

d)

The House of Representatives power to confirm Judicial Appointments

41.

How has advanced technology affected the presidency?

a)

Technology has had negative affects because people can spread false information concerning the president.

b)

Technology has greatly expanded the power of the president and gives him greater access to the public.

c)

Technology has not affected the power of the presidency.

42.

Many at the Continental Congress were skeptical of allowing presidents to be directly elected by the legislature because ________.

a)

they were worried about giving the legislature too much power

b)

they feared the opportunities created for corruption

c)

they knew the weaknesses of an electoral college

d)

they worried about subjecting the comander-in-chief to public scrutiny

43.

How did the election of 1824 change the way presidents were selected?

a)

Following this election, presidents were directly elected

b)

Jackson's supporters decided to create a device for challenging the Electoral College

c)

The selection of the candidate with fewer electoral votes triggered the rise of party control over nominations.

d)

The election convinced many that the parties must adopt the king caucus as the primary method for selecting presidents.

44.

Which of the following is an unintended consequence of the rise of the primary and caucus system?

a)

Campaigns have become shorter and more expensive.

b)

Sometimes candidates unpopular with the party leadership reach the top.

c)

The conventions have become more powerful that the voters.

d)

Often incumbent presidents will fail to be renominated by the party.

45.

President Theodore Roosevelt's concept of the bully pulpit was the office's ________.

a)

premier position to pressure through public appeal

b)

authority to use force, especially military force

c)

constitutional power to veto legislation

d)

ability to use technology to enhance the voice of the president

46.

The passage of the Tenure of Office Act of 1867 was just one instance in a long line of ________.

a)

unconstitutional presidential power grabbing

b)

struggles for power between the president and the Congress

c)

impeachment trials

d)

arguments over presidential policy

47.

Which of the following is an example of an executive agreement?

a)

The president negotiates an agreement with China and submits it to the Senate for ratification.

b)

The president signs legally binding nuclear arms terms with Iran without seeking congressional approval.

c)

The president changes a regulation on undocumented immigrant status without congressional approval.

d)

The president issues recommendations to the Department of Justice o what the meaning of a new criminal statute is.

48.
Which of the following was passed to keep political views from impacting the performance of the federal bureaucracy?
a)
The Hatch Act
b)
The Budget and Impoundment Act
c)
The War Powers Act 
d)
The Judiciary Act
49.
The Post Office provides services for the American people and tries to sustain their existence through raising their own profits. This type of bureaucratic organization is best described as:
a)
regulatory agency
b)
independent commission
c)
government corporation
d)
NONE OF THE ABOVE
50.

This person is the President’s closest assistant (maybe even more than the VP). They oversee the executive office of the President, select White House staff, manage what is going in and out of the White House, and lobbies on behalf of the President.

a)

Secretary of State

b)

Speaker of the House

c)

White House Chief of Staff

d)

First Lady

51.

The extent to which appointed bureaucrats can choose courses of action and make policies not spelled out by laws.

a)

Bureaucracy

b)

laissez-faire

c)

discretionary authority

d)

competitive service

52.
The individual who conducts daily press briefings and is responsible for collecting information about actions and events within the White House
a)
White House Chief of Staff
b)
Press Secretary
c)
Communications Director
d)
White House Counsel
53.
The concept of senatorial courtesy refers to the
a)
Senate approving judges only if they belong to the same party that is in control of the Senate.
b)
practice of allowing senators to have the exclusive right to nominate candidates for the federal district courts in their state.
c)
Senate's deferring to the president and routinely approving his or her nominees.
d)
practice of allowing a senator to veto a judicial appointment for federal district courts in his or her state.
54.
The Office of Management and Budget has the primary responsibility for doing which of the following? 
a)
Implementing federal unemployment policy 
b)
Preparing the budget
c)
Appropriating funds for the budget 
d)
Approving the budget
55.

The cluster of presidential staff agencies that help the president carry out his responsibilities.

a)

Executive Office of the president

b)

Cabinet

c)

Executive agencies

d)

Government corporations

56.

Advisory council for the president consisting of the heads of the executive departments, the vice president, and a few other officials selected be the president.

a)

Executive Office of the President

b)

Cabinet

c)

Executive agencies

57.
Which of the following is part of the Executive Office of the President?
a)
Council of Economic Advisers
b)
National Security Council
c)
Office of the Vice President
d)
All are correct
58.
The primary function of America’s federal bureaucracy is 
a)
oversight of the executive branch.
b)
developing laws for review by Congress.
c)
bringing cases for trial before the Supreme Court.
d)
policy implementation.
59.
Policy implementation refers to the bureaucratic function of 
a)
executing the authoritative decisions of Congress, the president, and the courts.
b)
regulating the distribution of funds to individuals and corporations.
c)
delegating legislative authority to smaller operating units of the bureaucracy.
d)
all of the above.
60.
_____ created the merit, or civil service, system.
a)
The Hatch Act
b)
The Pendleton Act
c)
The Morrill Act
d)
The Progressive Act
61.
President Warren G. Harding's was known for appointing friends to serve in the Civil Service, this is known as...
a)
The Spoils System
b)
The Ohio Gang
c)
Reform System
d)
Executive Corruption 
62.

Muckraking occurs when newspapers ________.

a)

print sensational news on the front page to sell papers

b)

investigate actions of celebrities

c)

print more editorials and opinion pieces to sell papers

d)

investigate problems in government and business

63.

Television news became a regular feature during ________ due to the public's demand for ________ to explain current events.

a)

WWI; images and maps

b)

Great Depression; charts and tables

c)

WWII; images and maps

d)

Vietnam War; charts and tables

64.

In which circumstance would the courts find libel?

a)

A television reporter delivers a story about increased drug use at the local college.

b)

A reporter writes that local college students are drug dealers but has no sources.

c)

A columnist writes his opinion about whether an actor is hiding a drug problem.

d)

A reporter uses a source that incorrectly states a celebrity is using drugs.

65.

The Supreme Court determined that the right of the press to print classified material ________.

a)

is complete, and the press may print anything it likes

b)

is partial, and the press may print classified material only if it does not compromise troops or covert operatives

c)

has not yet been defined

d)

is obsolete, and the press may never print classified material

66.

Which of the following is an example of episodic framing?

a)

a story on drug abuse that interviews addicts and discusses reasons for addiction and government responses to help addicts

b)

a story on how drug abuse policy has changed since 1984

c)

a story on candidates' answers to a drug question in a debate

d)

a story detailing arguments against needle exchange programs

67.

Which of the following is not an example of how conglomerates censor information?

a)

Conglomerates set policies that affect all organizations and networks within the corporation. If Disney refuses to air programming with a certain actor, all stations in the Disney conglomerate might be required to forgo programming with that actor.

b)

Conglomerates can censor information by determining which companies should be advertised, as

well as appointing policies that have an impact on the networks and organizations.

c)

When a media conglomerate has policies or restrictions, they will apply to all stations or outlets under its ownership, potentially limiting the information citizens receive.

d)

All answers are accurate.

68.

In what ways is media responsible for promoting the public good?

a)

The media is responsible for making the public aware of the president's opinion so the United States can be a cohesive country.

b)

The media is responsible for strengthening the public’s

awareness and contributing to a platform’s presence for public debate.

c)

The media is responsible for showing the public as much bad news as possible in order to keep the public safe from the dangerous world.

d)

The media is responsible for forming the public's opinion to promote the common good.

69.

Which of the following describes the potential impact on the electorate when daily media coverage of elections focuses primarily on the newest poll results?

a)

The electorate will be increasingly divided along partisan lines.

b)

The electorate will be less likely to turn out to vote on Election Day.

c)

The electorate will be more likely to have expanded knowledge of the electoral process.

d)

The electorate will be less able to accurately compare the policy platforms of candidates running in the election.

70.

Which of the following best characterizes the influence of the news media on public opinion in the United States?

a)

They alter the public's views on issues.

b)

They affect which issues the public thinks are important.

c)

They determine how citizens will vote.

d)

They are most able to influence people with the highest level of education.

e)

They are most able to influence the urban sectors of society.

71.

Which of the following provides the most accurate explanation of how consumer-driven media increases partisan polarization?

a)

Consumer-driven media tends to avoid discussing controversial political topics.

b)

Consumer-driven media reinforces existing political biases in individuals.

c)

Consumer-driven media relies heavily on corporate advertising.

d)

Consumer-driven media is overwhelmingly conservative.

72.

Why should we be cautious when reading / listening to breaking news reports?

a)

Sometimes early information is inaccurate.

b)

It could be really boring.

c)

In case it is a sad story.

d)

Sometimes television broadcasters make up news stories for publicity.

73.

Why are foreign policy issues more complicated than domestic policy issues?

a)

They are more specific.

b)

They are more complex.

c)

The international environment is

unpredictable.

d)

They are more expensive

74.

The goals of U.S. foreign policy include ________.

a)

keeping the country safe

b)

securing access to foreign markets

c)

protecting human rights

d)

all the above

75.

All the following are examples of sharply focused foreign policy outputs except ________.

a)

presidential summits

b)

military uses of force

c)

emergency spending measures

d)

international agreements

76.

The War Powers Resolution ________.

a)

strengthened congressional war powers

b)

strengthened presidential war powers

c)

affected the presidency and congress

equally

d)

ultimately had little impact on war-making

77.

The federal budget process matters in foreign policy for all the following reasons except ________.

a)

Congress has the power of the purse, so the president needs its approval

b)

the budget provides the funding needed to run the foreign policy agencies

c)

the budget for every presidential action has to be approved in advance

d)

the budget allows political institutions to increase funding in key new areas

78.

Why do House members and senators tend to be less active on foreign policy matters than domestic ones?

a)

Foreign policy matters are more technical and difficult.

b)

Legislators do not want to offend certain immigrant groups within their constituency.

c)

Constituents are more directly affected by domestic policy topics than foreign ones.

d)

Legislators themselves are not interested in foreign policy matters.

79.

The U.S. policy of containment during the Cold War related to keeping ________.

a)

terrorism from spreading

b)

rogue countries like North Korea from

developing nuclear weapons

c)

communism from spreading

d)

oil prices from rising

80.

The use of drones within other countries' borders is consistent with which school of thought?

a)

liberal internationalism

b)

neoconservatism

c)

neo-isolationism

d)

grand strategy

81.

What is the different between Unilateral and Multilateral Diplomacy?

a)

In Multilateral a country doesn't work at all on policy goals. In Unilateral, countries don't work either.

b)

In Multilateral a country works alone on policy goals. In Unilateral, countries work together as a team.

c)

In Unilateral a country works alone on policy goals. In Multilateral, countries work together as a team.

82.

Which example best describes an Isolationist country?

a)

This country does not go to international meetings and thinks that the important things are at home.

b)

This country participates in a lot of different organizations in order to have a better understanding of the world.

83.

Which of the following describes Military Deterrence?

a)

Donating, selling, or trading weapons/military tech to empower other nations.

b)

Using military force to achieve objectives.

c)

Building up stockpiles of weapons/military tech to prevent an attack.

84.

All of the following are examples of goals of U.S. foreign policy EXCEPT

a)

attending a meeting with the G-20 Summit (wealthiest nations) to reaffirm the Transatlantic Partnership

b)

sending aid to the people of Sudan to recover from a brutal civil war

c)

improving the infrastructure in Alaska

d)

meeting with U.S. Ambassador in Cambodia to combat the crime of human trafficking

85.

Because the Preamble of the U.S. Constitution states the goals of forming a more perfect union, establish justice, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty; Presidents traditionally have prioritized the following two goals of foreign policy above the others

a)

National Security and Economic Growth

b)

World Peace and Human Rights

c)

Economic Growth and Promoting Democracy

d)

Human Rights and Promoting Democracy

86.
A group of 28 countries that has agreed to protect each other in case of attack; founded after WWII
a)
World Court
b)
United Nations (U.N.)
c)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (N.A.T.O.)
d)
North American Free Trade Agreement(N.A.F.T.A.)
87.
An organization founded in 1943 to keep international peace, develop friendly relationships among countries, and improve quality of life for all people
a)
European Union
b)
United Nations
c)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (N.A.T.O.)
d)
World Wildlife Fund
88.
More than 100 U.S. citizens died when the Germans sunk a passenger ship called the Lusitania in 1915, but President Wilson did not want to enter World War I. He convinced Germany to agree to stop the attacks.
a)
Treaty/Diplomacy
b)
Military
c)
Foreign Aid
89.
After World War II, the United States gave more than $13 billion to help rebuild countries and support their democratic governments. 
a)
Treaty/Diplomacy
b)
Military
c)
Foreign Aid
90.

Which of the following is not an example or characteristic of a sharply focused output?

a)

presidential use of military force via a specific drone strike on an enemy target

b)

the forging of a presidential summit with another president or head of state

c)

led by the president

d)

easier for future policymakers to undo

e)

are more expensive and involve nation-states

91.

Which of the following is not an example or characteristic of a broadly focused output?

a)

brings more involvement from Congress and world leaders

b)

formulizing a multilateral treaty on the global environment

c)

finalizing the U.S. diplomatic budget each year

d)

difficult to reverse and more expensive

e)

president calls for a drone strike on Afghanistan military base

92.

Which of the following is a pro of the neoconservative foreign policy approach followed in recent decades?

a)

United States is less bogged down in international process and

can move more quickly to squelch conflict

b)

United States, in acting alone, might offend other countries that would prefer everyone act together

c)

the country might decide to go directly to military-based solutions rather than using diplomacy

93.

Which of the following is a con of the neoconservative foreign policy approach followed in recent decades?

a)

United States is less bogged down in international process

b)

United States, in acting alone, might offend other countries that would prefer everyone act together

c)

The US can move more quickly to prevent conflict

94.

Taxes, education, healthcare, and the economy involve which type of policies?

a)

domestic policies

b)

foreign policies

c)

congressional policies

d)

legislative policies