While Congress May Have the Broader Power to "Make War

question 116

Multiple Choice

While Congress may have the broader power to "make war," the Founding Fathers feared that the nation might

• A)find itself in a unilateral military operation with a foreign power without Congress's authorization.
• B)be unable to respond quickly to threats when Congress was not in session.
• C)be susceptible to military invasion by foreign powers without proper protection.
• D)lack centralized military expertise and leadership under presidential authority.

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Definitions:

Heian Period

A period in Japanese history, spanning from 794 to 1185, characterized by the flourishing of art, culture, and literature under imperial court influence.

Imperial Court

A central governing body and residence of the ruling monarch or emperor, showcasing the apex of political power and cultural sophistication in a given empire.

Fujiwara

A powerful family clan in Japan that gained prominence in the Heian period, influencing the imperial court and politics.

Heiji Period

A period in Japanese history, lasting from 1159 to 1160, known for the Heiji Rebellion, marking a significant conflict between rival clans.