A) compel a congressional declaration of war for every large-scale military operation
B) limit the ability of Congress to cut off funding for troops when the president sends them overseas without congressional approval
C) limit the power of the president to commit American troops to military action without authorization from Congress
D) end the Vietnam War
E) give the president more freedom in determining when and where to deploy American military forces
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A) under George Washington in 1790
B) under Andrew Jackson in 1829
C) under Franklin Roosevelt in 1939
D) under Lyndon Johnson in 1965
E) under Bill Clinton in 1993
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A) diplomacy
B) international protocols
C) executive immunity
D) executive agreements
E) bypass agreements
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A) Presidents have made signing statements throughout American history.
B) Ronald Reagan's attorney general, Edwin Meese, is credited with transforming the signing statement into a routine tool of presidential direct action.
C) George W. Bush issued hundreds of signing statements during his time in office.
D) Ever since Thomas Jefferson's presidency, all presidential signing statements have been recorded and added to the official legislative record.
E) Recent presidents have used signing statements in an attempt to negate congressional actions to which they objected.
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A) It is often the only time that members of Congress get to question the president directly.
B) It is an opportunity for the president to set the legislative agenda by initiating proposals and directing public attention to the executive's goals.
C) It is an opportunity for the president to highlight the positive actions of the previous year.
D) It is the only time the president is constitutionally allowed to address Congress.
E) It determines the exact budget for the upcoming year.
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A) The Cabinet has no legal status under the Constitution.
B) The Cabinet does not make decisions collectively.
C) The Cabinet does not meet as a group, except during the State of the Union address.
D) The Senate must approve the president's choice of cabinet secretaries.
E) Cabinet members are not responsible to the Senate or Congress at large.
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A) White House staff
B) Committee of Staff
C) presidential advisory committee
D) Cabinet
E) executive office of the president
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A) sought and received a declaration of war from Congress
B) sought but failed to receive a declaration of war from Congress
C) sought and received congressional authorization for the bombing but not a declaration of war
D) took action without approval from Congress
E) launched military operations only after Congress passed a formal declaration of war that legally required the president to attack Afghanistan
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A) it has the power to veto any legislation passed by Congress that negatively impacts the federal budget
B) the Constitution requires that the president receive its approval for every administrative rule change he proposes and for every tax increase he suggests
C) it is granted the authority under the Constitution to pass the federal budget
D) its personnel are an integral part of virtually every conceivable presidential responsibility, such as overseeing regulatory proposals, reporting on agency activities, and preparing the national budget
E) its staff constantly analyzes the economy and economic trends in order to give the president the ability to anticipate events rather than reacting to them
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A) an executive order
B) congressional legislation
C) a treaty with Canada and Mexico
D) executive privilege
E) a Supreme Court decision
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A) War Powers Resolution of 1973
B) National Security Act of 1947
C) Neutrality Act of 1937
D) Boland Amendment of 1982
E) Arms Control Export Act of 1976
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