In which case did the Supreme Court conclude that the Due Process Clause required that American citizens be informed of the basis for their designation as enemy combatants and given the opportunity to rebut the government's assertions before a neutral decision-maker?

	A.	Johnson v. Eisentragger
	B.	Hamdi v. Rumsfeld
	C.	Rasul v. Bush
	D.	None of the above

Which congressional act required that the President "in every possible instance shall consult with Congress before introducing United States Armed Forces into hostilities or into situations where imminent involvement in hostilities is clearly indicated by the circumstances "?

	A.	The War Powers Resolution
	B.	The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
	C.	The Authorization for Utilization of Military Force
	D.	None of the above

The President and Congress often compete for authority in the arena of foreign affairs. What are the constitutional provisions upon which the competing branches rely?

	A.	Power to appoint ambassadors versus the "power of the sword"
	B.	Commander-in-chief versus the power to declare war
	C.	Power to make treaties versus power to ratify treaties
	D.	Commander-in-chief versus "power of the purse"
	E.	All of the above
	F.	Two of the above

Congress's failure to declare war in many instances has resulted in confusion as to whether the captured combatants are prisoners of war or criminals.

True

False

In 1863, Union military tribunals to prosecute citizens for acts of treason in North Carolina would have been constitutional.

True

False