How have international norms against the death penalty affected the U.S. Supreme Court?
a. The international movement against the death penalty was cited by the Court as one reason for banning theexecution of juveniles
b. International norms do not affect the Supreme Court.
c. International norms have caused the Supreme Court to ban the death penalty.
d. International norms were cited by the Court as one reason for banning lethal injection.
a
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A) The conflict? between Shiite and Sunni Islamic followers in Iraq. B) ?The conflict between Ukraine and Russia. C) ?The conflict between Hamas and Israel in Gaza. D) ?The conflict between Christians and Muslims in the Central African Republic. E) ?The conflict between North and South Korea.
Over the last decade, the changing pattern of job creation in the United States reflects changes in the structure of the U.S. economy as a whole away from ______ and toward a ______ base.
A. agricultural; manufacturing B. industrial; technological C. manufacturing; service D. service; manufacturing
Texas executed ____ murderers between 1982 and the end of 2011
a. 32 b. 97 c. 112 d. 470 e. 684
Assess the effect of misperception on U.S. involvement in World War II and the Cold War
A) The United States misperceived the importance of regions such as the Sudetenland in World War II, a mistake from which we learned during the Cold War. B) Misperception led to delayed U.S. involvement in the Cold War, while it led Americans to hastily deploy troops in World War II. C) Americans in World War II underestimated the reach of foreign powers, later overestimating the importance of small regions during the Cold War. D) The rampant spread of Nazism led Americans to misperceive Hitler's reach; similarly, we overestimated Soviet influence in Eurasia.