The Texas legislature is ___________, meaning that it is composed of two chambers
A) unicameral
B) bicameral
C) bilateral
D) unitary
B
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When did feminist theories first emerge to challenge conventional theories in the field of international relations?
a. Last quarter of the nineteenth century b. First quarter of the twentieth century c. World War II d. Last quarter of the twentieth century e. The twenty-first century
Which of the following classes of people left Cuba after Castro took power, as they were the most disadvantaged by his reforms?
a. much of the poor rural class b. the entire urban class c. much of the educated poor class d. much of the uneducated rural class e. the entire upper class
When a popular candidate influences the success of other candidates on the same party ticket, it is called the _____ effect
A) partisan B) Australian C) butterfly D) incumbent E) coat-tail
What is the difference between “soft power” and “hard power” approaches to international crises?
a. Soft power is unilateral; hard power relies on coalitions. b. Soft power is possible only during wartime; hard power is only possible during peacetime. c. Soft power is a permanent intervention; hard power is temporary. d. Soft power involves diplomacy and economic pressure; hard power involves force.