GOVT
2302 TEST 2 STUDY LIST
Fall 2009
(sheatx2e/fal09)
The Presidency:
Presidential
Election
Art.
2 qualifications & powers
succession
22nd Amendment
25th Amendments
Constitutional presidential powers
Washington, Lincoln, FDR &
First Lady
delegation of Power
crisis
management
Chief of State
Chief
Executive
a
Cabinet
e
impoundment
National Security C
Commander in Chief
Korematsu v. U.S.
Chief Diplomat
foreign policy leadership
executive agreement
recognize nations
Chief Legislator
pocket
veto,
line item veto
Political Party Chief
Economic Mgr.
Chief Media persona
p
“Going
public,”
Barber's
presidential character typology
Foreign
& National Security Policy:
Shea text chapter 18
isolationism
unilateralism
moralism
pragmatism
Real Politick
axis of evil
national interest
superpower
Washington's Farewell Address
War of 1812
Monroe Doctrine
tariffs
manifest destiny
Spanish-American War
Roosevelt Corollary
WW1
collective security
League of Nations
internationalism
League of Nations
Pearl Harbor
December 7, 1941
United Nations
IGO
Bretton Woods Agreement
IMF
World Bank
GATT
multilateralism
Cold
War
containment
Truman Doctrine
Marshall Plan
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Cuban Missile Crisis 1962
nuclear weapons
ICBMs
smart bombs
V
detente
N
human rights
Iranian hostage crisis 1979-1981
Nightline TV program
Carter Doctrine
containment revisited
Reagan Doctrine
"S
Gorbachev
Operation Desert Storm 1991
engagement
e
WTO
NAFTA
globalization
trade deficit
EU
foreign aid
global environment
drug trade
immigration
foreign policy making
President
"I make foreign policy." -- HS Truman
State Dept.
Defense Dept.
CIA
NSC
covert operations
Pentagon
JCS
NSA
Homeland Security
Dept.
oversight
treaties & executive agreements
appointments
appropriations
War Powers Act
Military industrial complex
news media
agenda setting
influencing public opinion
the public
21st century
al-Qaeda
Taliban
United Nations
war on terrorism
Strategic Offensive Arms Reduction Treaty
secular totalitarianism
religious totalitarianism
world view of America/Americans
Islamo-fascism
radical Islam
reactionary/radical Islamic fundamentalism
Iraq War
September 11, 2001
Abu Ghraib
Geneva Convention
volunteer army
information warfare
“Evil
Empire”
"New
World Order"
Middle East Crisis
Diplomacy
Military
Economic
Intelligence
Covert
activities v. democracy
Defense
spending
Defense
capability
Conventional
forces
Deterrence
Hiroshima
& Nagasaki
“nuclear
triad”
Limited
nuclear warfare
airpower
The Federal Bureaucracy:
Shea text chapter 9
hierarchy, job specialization,
formalized rules,
Interest
group and public support
We
Hate Government in general, We Like Government in particular
the
Federal Bureaucracy
Cabinet
Departments
independent
regulatory commissions
Independent
executive agencies
Government
corporations
Presidential
commissions
The
Civil Service
Pendleton Act
Spoils
System, patronage
Merit
System
Federal Employees Political Activities Act
Hatch Act
rule
making, adjudicating, policy
implementation, neutral
competence
Agency
point of view
Expertise
Clientele
groups
issue networks
EPA
Budget
appropriation
Legislative
oversight
entitlements
public goods
privatization
Whistle
blowing
Deregulation
The Texas Executive & Bureaucracy:
Shea text chapter 23
strong v. weak executive system
governors compared
Governor
plural executive
gubernatorial politics
election
& succession
salary
removal
Impeachment
staff
executive powers
Chief of State
Chief Executive
appointment/removal
powers
senatorial courtesy
gubernatorial appointments
Commander
in Chief
Chief Budget officer
staff & budget
powers
public opinion leadership
ideology & governors
legislative
powers
message powers
Chief Legislator
veto powers
item veto
post-adjournment veto
special sessions
judicial powers
appointment/removal of judges
executive clemency
conditional pardon
reprieve
Pardon & Paroles Board
informal powers
Chief of Party
TX
Plural Executive
Lt. Governor
Attorney
General
advisory opinions
consumer protection
child support enforcement
Land
Commissioner
environmental protection
Veterans' Land
Agriculture
Commissioner
Comptroller
Secretary of State
State
Employees
spoils system
sunset process
revolving door
Railroad
Commission
watchdog or lapdog?
State Bd of Education
Texas Education Agency
Coordinating Board of Higher Education
college tuition deregulation
quasi-judicial
Texas Commission on
Environmental Quality
Health & Human Services Commission
captured agency
public counsels
Boards & Commissions
Ethics
Commission
Regulatory
Agencies