Which of the following statements is true of the state's National Guard?
A)They are used by governors in the event of riots.
B)They cannot be deployed for combat outside the U.S.
C)Most of their funding is from the World Bank.
D)Both Congress and the President require the governor's approval to use them.
E)Governors can prohibit the federal government from taking charge of the National Guard.

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The state National Guard is often used by governors in the event of riots or natural disasters within their states.

Answer: B
 The National Guard can be deployed for combat outside the U.S. under certain circumstances, such as when they are called up by the President to serve in an overseas mission.

Answer: C
 The National Guard is funded primarily by the federal government, not the World Bank.

Answer: D
 Both Congress and the President have the authority to use the National Guard, but they generally require the approval of the governor of the state where the Guard is stationed.

Answer: E
 Governors do not have the power to prohibit the federal government from taking charge of the National Guard, but they can request that the federal government not do so in certain circumstances.

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