Exam 5: The War-Making Presidency

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Which war was Washington's Proclamation of Neutrality intended to prevent American involvement in?

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According to Edmund Randolph, one of the most important weaknesses of the government created in the Articles of Confederation was its inability to protect the nation against a foreign invasion.

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The annexation of which state prompted war with Mexico during the administration of James Polk?

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The War Hawks were instrumental in pressuring President Jefferson to escalate the conflict with the Barbary pirates.

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Which of the following developments occurred as the nation transitioned from World War II to the Cold War?

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Which of the following did President Truman not use to refer to the American military's engagement on the Korean peninsula?

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The vesting clause in the Constitution declares that whenever federal and state policies on an issue conflict, the national legislation takes priority.

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The original draft of the Constitution gave the Congress the power to "make" war, not to "declare" war.

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In making the president commander-in-chief, the framers clearly intended to vet the president with the traditional prerogative of taking the nation into war.

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Which of the following developments during the Civil War amounted to a watershed moment in the development of presidential authority?

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