Children are not as vulnerable to being poor because of the divorce rate dropping from 90 percent to around 10 percent today
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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Many Global South countries have pursued a policy of export-led industrialization that encourages domestic industries to produce products usually imported from abroad
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which statement best explains the meaning of the term divided government?
a. In Nebraska, the state legislature is unicameral and bipartisan. b. In countries with parliamentary government, there is no separation of power between the executive and the legislature. c. Most of the years since 1969 have been marked by one party controlling the White House and the other party controlling at least one chamber of the Congress. d. States with parliamentary systems have multiple parties. e. Due to strict enforcement of the Tenth Amendment by the Supreme Court over the past decade, power is now equally divided between the federal and state governments.
The Reagan strategy of shifting to a defensive posture from the traditional one of massive retaliation was signaled when he announced
A) the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), better known as "Star Wars." B) the construction of the neutron or enhanced radiation (ER) bomb. C) the establishment of the triad nuclear defense strategy. D) the construction of the B-1 bomber. E) an increase in nuclear production until 1988.
Which of the following has been a result of the growth of what President Eisenhower called the military-industrial complex?
A) the United States has become the arms merchant of the world B) the growth has had social and political effects, such as being partially responsible for increased populations in states such as California, Texas, and Florida C) the huge amounts of money flowing into defense contracts have led to corruption in the awarding of these contracts by the Defense Department D) all of the above E) none of the above