In his State of the World Report to the Congress, Nixon outlined all of the following except
a. peace would require a partnership with the rest of the world.
b. peace would require strength to protect U.S. national interests.
c. peace would require a willingness to negotiate with all states to resolve differences.
d. Nixon recognized the world as unipolar.
e. America's role was to be diminished and its power was to be shared with others in the preservation of world order.
D
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How does an iron triangle work in creating change in public policy?
a. Members of Congress protect their constituencies and interest groups; constituencies reelect the congressional representatives and give money to interest groups; and interest groups support members of Congress and their constituencies. b. Interest groups provide funds to members of Congress and their constituencies, who in turn pressure the president to push through policies the interest groups want, at which point constituencies will give their economic support to interest groups. c. Members of Congress protect agencies and interest groups; agencies give special services to interest groups and congressional representatives' constituencies; and interest groups support members of Congress and agencies. d. Agencies supply services to the public and, in return, the public supports agency activities, which puts pressure on Congress to pass laws in favor of the agencies.
Presidents who have exercised prerogative government risk __________ as a response to their leadership
a. frontlash c. overshoot and collapse b. backlash d. All of the above are true.
Which one of these is not mentioned in the Human Development Index?
a) Education b) Employment c) Longevity d) Material Well Being
The prisoner's dilemma game theoretic approach to world politics emphasizes
a. the independence of each side's choices. b. zero-sum solutions to group conflict. c. that what one side gains, the other side loses. d. how leaders of states can become trapped in self-defeating actions.