3. American Fiscal Policy has dramatically changed several times in the past three-quarters of a century. United States commitments to its citizens and the attitude of the American public regarding these commitments remain in flux. a. societal conditions that led to fiscal policy decisions during the 1930s under President Franklin Roosevelt and during the 1960s under President Lyndon Johnson. specific fiscal policy programs resulted from these conditions during these two decades and did they alter American lives? b. how the fiscal policy program changes during the 1930s and 1960s affect fiscal policy today using the following measurements: (uncontrollables) and . c. how the United States overall impacts American fiscal policy and budget issues and explain how the debt differs from the . d. The Welfare State (entitlements) invites both criticism and praise in the United States. the of providing assistance to the needy citing as evidence for your position. e. the of the Welfare State citing as evidence
for your position. f. The future of the Social Security and Medicare programs impact United States fiscal policies. whether you think Social Security and Medicare should be changed from its current system. 4. United States Foreign Policy has been thrust into the forefront of international relations since WWII. George Washingtons Farewell Address warned of entangled alliances. This recommendation seems difficult in todays world. a. how American Foreign Policy changed after WWII citing specific examples. b. the of American Foreign Policy today and how they impact American society. c. the related to the implementation of US foreign policy goals as they relate to policymakers, foreign nations and international organizations/NGOs. d. the of at least TWO tools (other than military force) used in American foreign policy citing specific examples for each. e. the of American foreign policy as it relates to the and domestic terrorism. f. whether the United States should use military force as a foreign policy tool.