Compared to Bill Clinton in executive style, George W. Bush
a. favored meetings that were more formal and structured.
b. was more interested in free-wheeling, intellectual give-and-take.
c. was more likely to be interested in the details of ideas.
d. preferred longer meetings.
e. was remarkably similar.
a
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a. Harry Truman b. Franklin D. Roosevelt c. Theodore Roosevelt d. John F. Kennedy e. Herbert Hoover
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A) two distinct philosophical approaches B) two strands of the same philosophy C) religious and secular philosophy, respectively D) a philosophy and one of its branches, respectively
Thomas Sowell, Walter Williams, and Shelby Steele were all prominent African-American scholars who
a. served as cabinet members under Republican presidents. b. opposed affirmative action in schools. c. kept alive the tradition of militant cultural nationalism. d. quit their jobs to protest the reversal of the gains blacks had made in the realm of higher education since the 1960s.
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a. Russia could not attack Germany for the first six weeks after mobilization. b. Germany could build a big enough fleet to weaken the British navy. c. the main reason for acquiring colonies was to gain political leverage in Europe. d. German alliances should include Austria–Hungary, but not Russia.