What was the primary purpose of the First Continental Congress?
a. To establish an international identity
b. To adopt the Declaration of Independence
c. To coordinate a joint response to the actions of the British
d. To coordinate a colonial response to England's declaration of war
e. To set new tax rates in the colonies in response to a request from Parliament
Answer: C
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A) to have pluralists beliefs. D) as the mass public. B) to express public opinion. E) as conservatives. C) as political elites.
Which of the following has not been one of the impacts of maquiladoras?
a. Increased pollution b. Increased employment of comparatively inexpensive Mexican labor c. Economic benefit to the U.S./Mexico border region d. Cleanup of the Rio Grande River e. Opportunities for U.S. corporations to save money on unskilled labor
According to Jervis, what condition most favors stability and cooperation?
a. when wars are frequent but brief b. when peacetime alliances fail to develop c. when offense clearly has the advantage over defense d. when nations focus their energies on their own defenses e. when a bipolar international system of alliances develops
A researcher undertakes a case study because something important has happened, and he/she wants to understand the particular problem because it is unique and interesting
The researcher is not trying to develop new grounded theory or to test abstract theory. Which type of case study is this example of? A) Embedded case study B) Intrinsic case study C) Instrumental case study D) Collective case study