A U.S. employee who is highly trained, who is expected to take a job anywhere in the world and perhaps in dangerous territory on short notice, and whose job involves gathering political, economic, and intelligence data for U.S. policy makers
and cultivating friendly relations with host governments probably works for the __________.
Answer:
Foreign Service
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a. Texas executes fewer people each year than do other states b. Texas has less crime than other states c. Texas has less violent crime than other states d. Texas leads the nation in executions
Although parties may seem strong in California because three-quarters of registered Californians belong to a political party, the number is deceiving because ______.
A. polls show that a majority of Californians would rather be unaffiliated with any party B. Democrats win all the elections, so it is really a "blue state" C. third parties are thriving, and more than 20% of voters affiliate with them now D. most who register with major political parties are independents who have no other choice but to register with a party so that they can vote in elections
What is equality of result? What relation does it have to de facto and de jure discrimination?
What will be an ideal response?
House incumbents have about a(n) ________ chance of winning reelection.
A. 92 percent B. 65 percent C. 57 percent D. 74 percent E. 82 percent