What is the purpose of NATO?
a. Free trade among Western democracies
b. protecting the interests of Europe and the West
c. adjudicating disputes among the Western democracies
d. The nonproliferation of nuclear arms
b. protecting the interests of Europe and the West
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Precision-guided munitions are important because they
a. are able to send powerful bombs over a large area. b. can destroy the target with a high degree of reliability. c. less expensive than other types of munitions. d. are mainly under the control of the United States.
Why did the end of the Seven Years War lead to increased tensions between Great Britain and the colonies?
a. Britain had beaten France in the war, and many colonists remained pro-France. b. France had destroyed many towns and farms during the war, and the colonists blamed the British for not protecting them. c. The war had been expensive, and the British government imposed new duties and taxes on the colonies to pay off its debts. d. The colonists were angered at how poorly the British government treated Native Americans after the war was over.
Which of the following is most indicative of a laissez-faire system?
A) Low levels of state ownership and high levels of welfare benefits B) Low levels of state ownership and low levels of welfare benefits C) High levels of state ownership and high levels of welfare benefits D) High levels of state ownership but low levels of welfare benefits
The relationship between participation and order is complicated because
A) order and participation are inherently contradictory. B) participation promotes order. C) order promotes participation. D) some types of participation promote disorder. E) ?both are positive values.