USG Unit 6 test

What is domestic policy primarily concerned with?

• Military strategy
• International relations
• Foreign trade
• Issues inside the country

Who is primarily responsible for setting the direction of U.S. foreign policy?

• The Secretary of Defense
• Congress
• The Supreme Court
• The President

Which U.S. agency is responsible for gathering intelligence to inform foreign policy decisions?

• Central Intelligence Agency
• Federal Bureau of Investigation
• National Security Agency
• Department of Defense

What is the primary role of the Senate in foreign policy?

• Approve treaties
• Negotiate treaties
• Declare war
• Control military funding

Which of the following is a key tool of U.S. foreign policy?

• Economic Aid
• Military Force
• Diplomacy
• Sanctions

What is the purpose of NATO?

• Humanitarian aid
• Mutual defense
• Cultural exchange
• Economic cooperation

Which branch of the federal government is responsible for creating laws?

• Federal agencies
• Legislative branch
• Judicial branch
• Executive branch

Who proposes ideas for domestic policy and works with Congress?

• Congress
• Federal agencies
• The President
• The Supreme Court

What role do federal agencies play in domestic policy?

• Interpret laws
• Carry out laws
• Advise Congress
• Create laws

Why is it important for citizens to understand domestic policy?

• It is not important
• To influence foreign policy
• It affects everyday lives
• To understand military actions