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itsmyluck

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The __________ is the chief officer responsible for governing and managing the State Department for the president.
 
  a. secretary of state c. vice president
  b. national security advisor d. ambassador in chief

Question 2

Foreign policy objectives typically
 
  a. are vague and nondescript.
  b. assume the national interest of the nation.
  c. provide a vision for influencing the behavior of other state and nonstate actors.
  d. are specific and narrow.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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