The key to successful collective security organization includes
a. universal participation.
b. consensus on the existence of threats to peace.
c. commitment to take action against aggressors.
d. All of the above are key to successful collective security.
e. Both options a and c are key.
D
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a. Most of the information the CIA gathers comes from open sources, such as the Internet. b. It is the second most important intelligence agency, behind the National Security Agency. c. It is headed by the director of National Intelligence. d. After 9/11, it was merged with the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Chief Justice Taney's reasoning in the case of Dred Scott v. Sandford resulted in the Court gaining power as it related to questions of slavery.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
A key difference between the constructivist approach to international political economy and that of the other theories is its assumption that
a. power remains central to an understanding of the global economy. b. states' goals and policies continuously change. c. economic growth and development will be achieved over time. d. individuals are still able to improve their economic positions.
The pluralist theory of American politics maintains that
A) the extensive organization of competing groups is evidence that influence is widely dispersed among them. B) the proliferation of interest groups results in political stagnation. C) the largest interest groups will come to dominate policymaking. D) although groups often do not play by the rules of the game, they do represent the American public at large. E) the slogan on our money, e pluribus unum, is accurate in the sense that out of the many competing groups in America, a single unified American purpose has been forged