The National Security Act was instrumental in
a. expanding Congress's role in foreign policy.
b. preserving the Supreme Court's role in foreign policy.
c. maintaining the influence of the United Nations in U.S. foreign policy.
d. expanding the foreign policy bureaucracy under the president's control.
e. delaying American involvement in World War I.
Question 2
Which theory states that national security can be best secured through international law and cooperation among nations in a democratically constituted international organization?
a. Liberalism
b. Realism
c. Unilateralism
d. Multilateralism
e. Preemption
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