There are no limits to what intelligence can provide.

Between World War I and World War II, military intelligence in the United States suffered greatly from the personnel drawdowns fueled by economic depression and the isolationist movement that swept the nation.

Of the following, which is NOT a key area of analytical tradecraft?

In 1779, Congress passed the first Espionage Act.

J. Edgar Hoover led the Bureau of Investigations during the Parker Raids.

Questioning every conclusion or fact and proposing alternative hypotheses is a characteristic of:

The philosophy of ___________ is, would guide U.S. foreign policy throughout e Cold War.

The NSA was formed in _______; it evolved out of the Armed Forces Security Agency.

Intelligence: From Secrets to Policy, written by retired CIA analyst Mark Hollinger.

Contrarian methods are designed to purposely inject dissent into any analytical situation.