In order to understand whose interests become the national interest and how, we need to examine both
a. domestic and international forces.
b. individual leaders and the lobbying process.
c. the role of leaders and type of economic system.
d. structure of government and societal influences.
D
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A) import agreement B) treaty C) customs union D) unified import policy
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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a. The citizens of the District of Columbia held violent protests and government officials succumbed. b. The District of Columbia became a state and then assumed the right to extend voting privileges to its citizens. c. The U.S. Constitution was amended to include the District of Columbia in the Electoral College. d. The District of Columbia’s representatives in the U.S. House and Senate introduced legislation to make the change. e. A federal law was created that extended the right to vote.
1 Tort reform has traditionally been a state legal matter
a. true b. false