_________ undermined public confidence in the Reagan administration's handling of foreign policy. ...

_________ undermined public confidence in the Reagan administration's handling of foreign policy.
 
  a. The Monica Lewinsky Scandal c. Watergate
  b. The Iran hostage crisis d. The Iran-Contra Affair

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The George W. Bush administration argued that a liberated Iraq would be
 
  a. easier to control. c. a beacon of hope for others.
  b. more likely to democratize. d. more likely to join U.S. alliances.

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Which of the following ex-presidents experienced the most notable increase in popular approval and admiration after leaving office?
 
  a. Richard M. Nixon c. Jimmy Carter
  b. Dwight D. Eisenhower d. Franklin Delano Roosevelt

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Liberal critics of the 2003 Iraq War opposed _______; realist critics opposed the _________.
 
  a. the United Nations; European Union c. NATO; Warsaw Pact
  b. unilateral means; utopian ends d. bilateral force; unilateral means

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__________ is used to refer to the modern presidency as exceeding its original constitutional role. The term is often used to describe situations in which an inordinate amount of power is concentrated in the executive branch.
 
  a. Imperial presidency c. Crisis of leadership
  b. Lame duck presidency d. Electoral mandate