According to the text, that portion of the American public who oppose "cooperative internationalism" and oppose "militant internationalism" can be described as
a. internationalists.
b. accommodationists.
c. post-cold war internationalists.
d. isolationists.
e. hardliners.
D
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Republicans have often been able to tag the Democrats, fairly or not, as the
A) war party. B) party that has been most successful in foreign policy. C) party of the Depression. D) all of the above. E) cause of the United States entering the Gulf War.
Why, according to Helleiner, was the United States' role as "lender-of-last-resort" in the financial crisis unique?
a. It had the military and economic power to enforce new regulations. b. The financial crisis had begun in American markets and subsided by the time it spread abroad. c. It was, at the time, the world's largest economy. d. It could print unlimited amounts of dollars.
During the first thirty years or so of the new constitutional democracy in the United States, what was the relationship between the states and the new federal government?
a. This era saw a constant struggle between federal powers and those of the states. Eventually the federal government became dominant. b. The federal government had no powers at this time and was, in effect, non-existent. c. During this era, there was a unique and effective balance between the two governments. d. This era is often referred to as the period of state-centered federalism, in which the states managed their own affairs with very little interference from the federal government. e. During this era the new federal government was dominant.