The correct answers to these open questions are the following.
A. Describe a power of the president used in the scenario.
The power that President Bill Clinton used in this scenario is his power as Commander-in-Chief- of the US military forces (Army, Navy, Air Force, Gaurd Cost).
B. Explain one way in which the War Powers Resolution might affect the scenario.
The War Powers Resolution might affect the above-mentioned scenario in that this act forces the President to inform Congress for a declaration of war if he wants to send military forces to a specific region. This legislation requires the President to inform Congress 48 hours before sending the military abroad.
C. Explain one reason why it is difficult for Congress to check the power of the president to commit troops despite the War Powers Resolution.
It could be difficult for Congress to check the power of the President because the executive could argue that this was not a declaration of war, but just a way to help Haiti by sending some military forces to fight against atrocities perpetrated by Haiti's former leaders and to oversee a transition to democracy. So he was not taking to declare war.
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Answer:
> The correct answer choice would be the last one.
Explanation:
> In 1929, the Stock Markets began to inflate due to mass amounts of people buying in. A brief explanation of Stock Markets is as follows;
• As people buy into the stock market, they pay the current value of it. As they buy into it, the Market increases by the amount it cost to investor.
• When somebody sells, they get the money that the Market currently is worth, and the market value goes down by that margin.
• If too many people buy into a Market, it will will inflate, and current/past investors will get more than their money’s worth in the Market. This is what happened in 1929, leading the Stock prices into a sky high margin.
• Nowadays, this doesn’t happen much, and only does so on much smaller scales. More research could find a couple times when this has happened on large scales.
> As is stated above, in 1929, the Stock Market values skyrocketed due to mass amounts of people buying in.
> This supports our anser as being D) Many investors were buying stocks on margin.
> One last time, the correct answer to this question is the last one. I hope this helped answer your question, and solve any other queries you may have had on the subject. #LearningWithBrainly
