How does the War Powers Resolution check the president's foreign policy prerogative?
A) It requires the president to withdraw troops if he hasn't received congressional approval for a deployment within 60 days.
B) It allows Congress to strip the president of all military authority if he doesn't receive congressional approval for a deployment.
C) It prohibits the president from taking any military action without prior congressional approval.
D) It allows Congress to eliminate the Department of Defense if the president does not win congressional approval for his military actions.
E) It demands the initiation of impeachment proceedings if the president takes military action without congressional approval.
Question -2-Healthcare is almost entirely government-provided in other advanced industrial countries.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Question -3-Which of the following was passed to end patronage, barring federal employees from political campaigning and solicitation?
A) The Hatch Act B) The Patronage Act C) The Pendleton Act
D) The Independent Regulatory Act E) The Mugwump Act
Question -4-This is a voluntary group within Congress, formed by members to pursue shared interests; they can cross party, committee, and even chamber lines.
A) Party B) Committee C) Caucus D) Focus group E) Forum
Question -5-After the Vietnam War, Congress
A) took a more active role in foreign policy.
B) was totally uninvolved in foreign affairs.
C) deferred to the president on foreign issues.
D) shared foreign policy powers equally with the president.
E) seized control of all foreign policy matters.
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