What is the relationship between warfare and basic needs?
A. Being at war produces economic wealth for a country's military industries, raising the ability of all citizens to meet their basic needs.
B. Being at war allows a country to acquire resources to meet basic needs through conquest.
C. Being poor, with unmet basic needs, makes a society more war-prone.
D. Being poor, with unmet basic needs, makes a society less war-prone.
Answer: C
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A. a continued commitment to international peacekeeping. B. reassuring the public that the United States would act in the role of world policeman. C. a sharp increase in military spending in order to honor commitments made to the allied powers. D. a reduction in military forces and defense spending and a return to isolationism. E. the annexation of additional territory in the western hemisphere.
Describe the details of isolationist and internationalist foreign policies and argue which general policy is in the best interests of the United States? today.
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The British Conservative, French Gaullist and German CDU parties are (were) all examples of
a. Green parties. b. Social Democratic parties. c. Liberal parties. d. communist parties. e. catch-all parties.
Citizen's rights to privacy can be found in
(A) The balance of powers (B) The Bill of Rights (C) The Federal Bureau of Investigation (D) Baker v. Carr (E) The bureaucracy