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Quiz - Unit 5 - Domestic and Foreign Policymaking - Government
Quiz - Unit 5 - Domestic and Foreign Policymaking - Government
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1
Examine the diagram. Which of the following best completes the diagram?
President signs or vetoes bill
A representative introduces a bill
Committee amends and votes on bill
The bill goes to conference committee
2
Which of the following statements is true?
The House and the Senate are required to pass the same version of a bill.
The President is required to sign all bills passed by Congress.
The President has no role in the process of setting fiscal policy.
The House and the Senate are required to approve new treaties.
3
What was the effect of the government rule that required this safety feature?
The price of cars decreased.
The number of cars on the road decreased.
Car buyers became less safe.
The production costs of carmakers increased.
4
Which of the following would be considered an expansionary fiscal policy?
A decrease in the money supply that is meant to reduce output.
An increase in taxes that is meant to reduce prices.
An increase in government spending that is meant to increase output.
A decrease in government spending that is meant to reduce prices.
5
How will an increase in taxes affect personal income and spending?
Income will fall, and spending will rise.
Income will fall, and spending will fall.
Income will rise, and spending will rise.
Income will rise, and spending will fall.
6
What proportion of the Senate must approve new treaties?
Two-thirds
Three-fourths
One-half
One-third
7
Which branches of government work together during the process of setting fiscal policy?
Legislative and judicial
Executive and judicial
Legislative and executive
Executive and electoral
8
The image references a fiscal policy. What was the effect of this fiscal policy?
Employment increased
Spending decreased
Prices decreased
Output decreased
9
Which of the following statements about international trade policy is true?
The House of Representatives approves treaties negotiated by the President.
The President has the power to negotiate a treaty.
The Office of Management and Budget proposes treaties with other countries.
States, like Texas, can ignore U.S. treaties with other countries.
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Which of the following has a formal role in setting the fiscal policy of the United States?
House appropriations subcommittees
The military
The Supreme Court
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