Powers to tax, borrow money, establish courts, charter banks and corporations, and pass and enforce laws, are called ______ in the United States.

Which of the following is a lesson learned from America's recent experience with asymmetrical conflict?

a. Conventional forces alone make states powerful. b. Security can be achieved through isolationism. c. Terrorism is an effective regime-change strategy. d. Invasion seldom acts a peacekeeping solution. e. Deterrence can work on any enemy.

Congressional supervision is most visible in its ability to

A) appropriate. B) create trust funds. C) authorize legislation. D) investigate. E) issue legislative vetoes.