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1) Why was the Department of Defense created?

A) to place the U.S. Army and Navy in one executive department
B) to establish a military chain of command
C) to end disagreements between the U.S. Army and Navy
D) to lessen the instance of military abuse of power**

2) Which of the following reasons caused a decrease in the size of the armed forces at the end of the Cold War?
A) lower taxes led to cuts in the armed forces
B) The U.S. promised to decrease its armed forces as part of the peacetime agreement
C) A large military was no longer necessary
D) The DHS took over as the head of armed forces and intelligence agencies***

3) How does the Office of the Director of National Intelligence improve the functioning of the country's intelligence agencies?
A) It operates independently from the president
B) It reports directly to Congress
C) It facilitates strong communication
D) It allows the intelligence agencies to specialize in certain fields***

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The correct answers were:

1) A
2) C
3) C

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Did you know that the Department of Defense was created not only to establish a military chain of command, but also to place the U.S. Army and Navy in one executive department? This merger aimed to end disagreements between the Army and Navy and lessen the instance of military abuse of power. During the end of the Cold War, did you know that a decrease in the size of the armed forces was primarily caused by the U.S. promising to decrease its armed forces as part of the peacetime agreement? Lower taxes leading to cuts in the armed forces and the realization that a large military was no longer necessary also contributed to the reduction. The Office of the Director of National Intelligence plays a crucial role in improving the functioning of the country's intelligence agencies. Not only does it allow the intelligence agencies to specialize in certain fields, but it also facilitates strong communication and reports directly to Congress, ensuring independence from the president.