Which country has the highest annual emissions of carbon dioxide?
A. Great Britain
B. France
C. United States
D. China
E. Japan
Answer: D
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As Madison points out in Federalist No. 10, since the states and the national government combine the citizenry's preferences into different groupings, the two levels of government do which of the following?
A. They usually adopt almost identical policies to address the same problem. B. They are always responsive to the same coalitions of people. C. They may adopt different, even opposite, policies to address the same problem. D. They operate in an unequal way; the states can leave all of the difficult decision-making about policy to the federal government.
The term nomenklatura refers to
a. the elite guard of the KGB (state police). b. Gorbachev’s plan to revitalize the economy. c. the list of government positions controlled by the communist party. d. the regional communist party unit immediately below the Central Committee.
Which of the following is NOT true about the secretary of state?
a. The secretary of state serves as state record keeper. b. The secretary of state maintains a list of lobbyist and campaign contributions, issues corporate charters, certifies notaries public, and keeps the official state seal. c. The secretary of state has the duty of extraditing wanted fugitives to the states where they are wanted. d. The secretary of state administers elections, including conducting voter registration drives and certifying election results. e. The secretary of state is designated as the chief international protocol officer who receives international delegations.
Within a few decades of ratification of the First Amendment, the notion that the free press would guard the citizenry's liberties against the designs of ambitious politicians ______.
A. had proven to be precisely the way the free press developed B. had been replaced by the press as dedicated partisan boosters C. had been replaced with pamphleteering as the only available way for publishers to express their opinions D. was undermined by the Supreme Court when it struck the words "press" from the Bill of Rights