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AP United States Government & Politics Chapter 19: Foreign & Military Policy Directions: Simply identify and describe the important terms, places, events, and people listed below. Then & Now Barbary Pirates
“Klan Act” Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) Kinds of Foreign Policy And Legal Context
and
The Constitutional
congressional investigations
“invitation to struggle” Presidential Boxscores Abraham Lincoln Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry Truman
JFK & LBJ
Ronald Reagan George H.W. Bush Bill Clinton AP United States Government & Politics Chapter 16: The Judiciary
“imperial presidency”
“relocation centers” Checks on Presidential Power (three) economic aid War Powers Act Intelligence Oversight Director of National Intelligence (DNI) When legal issues have arisen out of foreign policy disputes between the president and Congress, the Supreme Court has generally a. favored Congress. b. favored the president. c. refused to intervene. d. interpreted the U.S. Constitution quite literally. e. relied on the solicitor general to resolve conflicts. The Machinery of Foreign Policy Policy and Public Opinion
and
foreign
National Security Council Henry Kissinger
Bay of Pigs fiasco
mass versus elite opinion
AP United States Government & Politics Chapter 16: The Judiciary
Cleavages Among Foreign Policy Elites Foreign Affairs and Foreign Policy
worldviews
containment
isolationism
“Munich”
disengagement
human rights
polarization
The Use of Military Force Budget
and
The Defense
militaryindustrial complex
WMDs
“peace dividend”
AVF
AP United States Government & Politics Chapter 16: The Judiciary
“don’t ask, don’t tell”
cost overruns
gold plating
BRAC
Structure of Defense Decision Making New Problem of Terrorism
and
The
National Security Act of 1947 Secretary of Defense
GoldwaterNichols Act
Joint Chiefs of Staff
bipolar world
unipolar world
In September of 2002, President George W. Bush issued a document formally announcing that the doctrine of __________ would guide American foreign policy in regard to the war on terror. a. exclusion b. preemption c. unilateralism d. hegemony e. exceptionalism
AP United States Government & Politics Chapter 16: The Judiciary
AP United States Government & Politics Chapter 19: Foreign & Military Policy Directions: Simply identify and describe the important terms, places, events, and people listed below. Then & Now Barbary Pirates
“Klan Act” Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) Kinds of Foreign Policy And Legal Context
and
The Constitutional
congressional investigations
“invitation to struggle” Presidential Boxscores Abraham Lincoln Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry Truman
JFK & LBJ
Ronald Reagan George H.W. Bush Bill Clinton AP United States Government & Politics Chapter 16: The Judiciary
“imperial presidency”
“relocation centers” Checks on Presidential Power (three) economic aid War Powers Act Intelligence Oversight Director of National Intelligence (DNI) When legal issues have arisen out of foreign policy disputes between the president and Congress, the Supreme Court has generally a. favored Congress. b. favored the president. c. refused to intervene. d. interpreted the U.S. Constitution quite literally. e. relied on the solicitor general to resolve conflicts. The Machinery of Foreign Policy Policy and Public Opinion
and
foreign
National Security Council Henry Kissinger
Bay of Pigs fiasco
mass versus elite opinion
AP United States Government & Politics Chapter 16: The Judiciary
Cleavages Among Foreign Policy Elites Foreign Affairs and Foreign Policy
worldviews
containment
isolationism
“Munich”
disengagement
human rights
polarization
The Use of Military Force Budget
and
The Defense
militaryindustrial complex
WMDs
“peace dividend”
AVF
AP United States Government & Politics Chapter 16: The Judiciary
“don’t ask, don’t tell”
cost overruns
gold plating
BRAC
Structure of Defense Decision Making New Problem of Terrorism
and
The
National Security Act of 1947 Secretary of Defense
GoldwaterNichols Act
Joint Chiefs of Staff
bipolar world
unipolar world
In September of 2002, President George W. Bush issued a document formally announcing that the doctrine of __________ would guide American foreign policy in regard to the war on terror. a. exclusion b. preemption c. unilateralism d. hegemony e. exceptionalism
AP United States Government & Politics Chapter 16: The Judiciary
