Which statement supports opposition to Texas's efforts to be more deeply involved in foreign affairs?
a. If all fifty states had independent relations with foreign countries, it would create confusion between the federal government and those countries.
b. Texas's domestic actions may already have had an impact with foreign countries.
c. Most state foreign policy initiatives, such as Texas's trade agreements with Mexico, deal with friendly relations rather than disputes.
d. The U.S. Constitution does not disallow states from entering into voluntary, informal arrangements with foreign governments.
e. All of these statements support opposition to Texas's efforts to be more deeply involved in foreign affairs.
Question 2
Which statement supports Texas's efforts to be more deeply involved in foreign affairs?
a. The U.S. Constitution does not forbid states to enter into voluntary, informal arrangements with foreign governments.
b. Article I, Section 10 of the U.S. Constitution forbids state agreements with foreign powers.
c. The 1799 Logan Act prohibits U.S. citizens from actively corresponding with foreign governments or their agents.
d. If states are allowed to compete for business with foreign countries, their rivalry will cause them to lower labor and environmental standards.
e. If all fifty states have independent relations with foreign countries, there will be confusion between the federal government and those countries.
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