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represented a slow transformation from conflict thinking to cooperative thinking in foreign policy strategy.  

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has sole authority to declare war and raise and organize the armed forces.  

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At one time, the main instrument of international economy was the , a special tax added to the cost of imported goods.  

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In 1983, President Reagan introduced the , a plan to defend the country against potential incoming missiles.  

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In the 1950s, assumed that international communism was conspiratorial, insidious, bent on world domination, and infiltrating American government and cultural institutions.  

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The coordinates monetary, trade, immigration, and labor policies so that its members have become one economic unit.  

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The has traditionally been the key advisor to the president on foreign policy matters.  

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The was created to coordinate American information and data-gathering intelligence activities abroad and to collect, analyze, and evaluate its own intelligence.  

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The commanding officers of each of the services, plus a chair, constitute the .  

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Today's international economy can best be described as a state of .  

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