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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:
Question #1
A 1980s
B 2000s
C 1990s
D 1970s
Question #2
A Regulatory
B Bureaucratic
C Collective
D Distributive
E None of the above
Question #3
A enactment
B evaluation
C agenda setting
D implementation
Question #4
A three
B two
C four
D five
Question #5
A neoconservativism
B liberal internationalism
C neo-isolationism
D grand strategy
Question #6
A 30 days
B 60 days
C 45 days
D 90 days
Question #7
A is more of a theory than a reality
B requires multiple actors and branches to carry out
C focuses on only a few special individuals
D is typically made by one branch of government acting alone
Question #8
A net spending and taxing
B balance of trade
C gross domestic product
D balance of sales
Question #9
A providing banks with financial services like loans
B supervising and regulating banks
C setting tax rates and generating revenue for the federal government
D influencing monetary policy
Question #10
A Medicaid
B Defense
C Medicare
D Social Security
E unemployment insurance
Question #11
A the annual budget shortfall between revenues and expenditures
B the cancellation of an entitlement program
C the overall amount owed by government for past borrowing
D all pf these
Question #12
A Reaganesque
B laissez-faire
C Rooseveltian
D Keynesian
E trickle-down
Question #13
A international agreements
B presidential summits
C emergency spending measures
D military uses of force
Question #14
A 100
B 196
C 193
D 176
Question #15
A the maintenance of access to key resources and markets
B the protection of human rights and democracy
C the eradication of all non-democratic regimes around the world
D the protection of the U.S. and its citizens
E the preservation of a balance of power in the world
Question #16
A progressives
B libertarians
C liberals
D free riders
E conservatives
Question #17
A diplomacy
B military power
C economic sanctions
D negotiations
Question #18
A the House consents to the treaty by a three-fourths vote
B the president negotiates a treaty
C the Senate consents to the treaty by a two-thirds vote
D the president ratifies a treaty
Question #19
A $12 trillion
B $19 trillion
C $9 trillion
D $32 trillion
E $29 trillion
Question #20
A flat; progressive
B neutral; progressive
C regressive; neutral
D flat; regressive
E progressive; regressive
Question #21
A Food stamps, Social Security, and Medicare
B Social Security, Medicare, and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
C Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid
D Medicare, Medicaid, and food stamps
Question #22
A They are more expensive.
B The international environment is unpredictable.
C They are more complex.
D They are more specific.
Question #23
A patriotism
B covenant trade
C protectionism
D free trade
Question #24
A containment
B realism
C neoconservatism
D neoliberalism
Question #25
A evaluation, agenda setting, policy enactment, policy implementation
B policy enactment, policy implementation, agenda setting, evaluation
C agenda setting, evaluation, policy implementation, policy enactment
D agenda setting, policy enactment, policy implementation, evaluation
Question #26
A concentrated on education
B formula-based spending that goes to individual citizens
C focused on children
D a program of contracts to aerospace companies
Question #27
A Barack Obama
B George W. Bush
C Bill Clinton
D George H.W. Bush
Question #28
A Anti-Nixon Resolution
B War Powers Resolution
C Vietnam Resolution
D Congressional War Act
Question #29
A Keynesianism
B supply-side economics
C Rooseveltian economics
D laissez-faire economics
Question #30
A $542 billion
B $902 billion
C $1 trillion
D $597 billion
Question #31
A George W. Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev
B Bill Clinton and Boris Yeltsin
C Bill Clinton and Mikhail Gorbachev
D George H.W. Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev
Question #32
A the budget provides the funding needed to run the foreign policy agencies
B the budget for every presidential action has to be approved in advance
C Congress has the power of the purse, so the president needs its approval
D the budget allows political institutions to increase funding in key new areas
Question #33
A Executive Revenue Office
B Congressional Sunshine Office
C Congressional Budget Office
D Executive Budget Office
E Congressional Revenue Office
Question #34
A Isolationists
B Liberal internationalists
C Rationalists
D Realists
Question #35
A after the Cold War
B after World War II
C after the Vietnam War
D after World War I
Question #36
A The States
B The Courts
C The president/executive branch
D Congress
E Treaties
Question #37
A the president and Congress share power
B the president is entirely in charge
C Congress is entirely in charge
D decisions are delegated to experts in the bureaucracy
Question #38
A mass
B state-restrained
C bottom-up
D block
E top-down
Question #39
A $909 million
B $5 billion
C $24 billion
D $40 billion
Question #40
A ultimately had little impact on war-making
B strengthened congressional war powers
C affected the presidency and congress equally
D strengthened presidential war powers