What was the dominant foreign policy during the nineteenth century?

Personalist rulers often have:

a. strong policy power and strong organizational constraints. b. strong policy power but loose organizational constraints. c. weak policy power but strong organizational constraints. d. weak policy power and weak organizational constraints.

The Supreme Court has tended to use its power of judicial review

a. against acts of Congress only about ten times. b. much more frequently against acts of Congress than against state legislatures. c. much more frequently early in American history than in recent generations. d. sparingly.