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100

Make clear the differences between two or more concepts or items. 

Distinguish 

100

Judge or determine the amount, value, or significance.

Evaluate

100

Prove or show to be right or reasonable.

Justify

100

Come to a decision based on all possibilities.

Determine

200

a part of the executive branch regulating a certain area

Agencies

200

which is a governmental agency that investigates crimes

FBI

200

A group of Presidential Advisors

Department of Cabinets

200

the ability to keep the country safe from attack or harm

National Security

300

Cabinet department created after the 9/11 terrorist attacks to coordinate domestic security efforts

Homeland Security

300

Break down in order to bring out the essential elements or structure.

Analyze

300

the federal law enforcement agency responsible for controlling narcotics, investigating the illegal sale of dangerous substance.

DEA

300

Plans and carries out the nation's foreign policy

Department of State

400

a resolution of Congress that the president can send troops into action abroad only by authorization of Congress, or if American troops are already under attack or serious threat

War Powers Resolution
400

Regulate and monitor the production, sale, and trade of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms

ATF

400

A system of nongovernmental, independent, local regulatory agencies supported by local businesses that helps settle problems between customers and specific business firms

BBB (Better Business Bureau)

400

economic and military aid to other countries

Foreign Aid

500

Agency charged with providing assistance to communities hit by natural disasters

FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency)

500

US intelligence gathering organization

CIA

500

responsible for overseeing immigration and the naturalization process

CIS (Citizenship and Immigration Services)

500

Law responding to 9/11. Expands anti-terrorist powers (wiretapping, surveillance); 4th Amendment concern for civil liberties.

Patriot Act (2001)