Diversionary theory is also known as ______.
a. scapegoat theory
b. human nature
c. relative deprivation
d. bipolar leadership
a. scapegoat theory
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Democracy as practiced in the United States and most other Western nations is best described as
A. representative. B. direct. C. restricted. D. oligarchic. E. absolutist.
Which of the following accurately contrasts eighteenth-century diplomacy with early twentieth-century diplomacy in the Westphaliam system?
a. Eighteenth-century diplomacy involved professional diplomats; early twentieth-century diplomacy involved royalty. b. Eighteenth-century diplomacy involved royalty; early twentieth-century diplomacy involved professional diplomats. c. Eighteenth-century diplomacy involved nobility; early twentieth-century diplomacy involved heads of government. d. Eighteenth-century diplomacy involved heads of government; early twentieth-century diplomacy involved nobility.
Which Washington, DC, location has become synonymous with the lobbying firms that represent America's biggest and most powerful interests?
A. Pennsylvania Avenue B. Capitol Hill C. K Street D. Wall Street
Which of the following typifies the type of question Congress would debate in 1935?
A. Should the nation have a Social Security system at all? B. Should Social Security be kept solvent by raising taxes? C. Should Social Security be kept solvent by cutting benefits? D. Should people be allowed to invest some part of their Social Security payments in the stock market? E. All of these are correct.