The Japanese conquest of Manchuria made it clear that the __________ was in charge in Japan
a. Diet
b. prime minister
c. army
d. League of Nations
c.
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In ____________, the Supreme Court upheld application of the federal antipolygamy statute to a Mormon who claimed it was his religious duty to have several wives
a. Douglas v. City of Jeanette (1943) b. Reynolds v. United States (1879) c. Torcaso v. Watkins (1961) d. None of the above is true.
France's trade union movement
a. has always been strong given the influence of the Socialist and Communist Parties in the countries. b. has traditionally been weak due to de Gaulle's suppression of unions after the May 1968 protests. c. has become weaker with the breakdown of social class and ideology in the country. d. is generally weak, although representatives of the unions serve on boards of public agencies. e. has little support among the French public.
Which of the following about policy-making in Brazil is NOT true?
a. Although in general, policy-making tends to be fluid and ambiguous, there are some policy domains that are clearly defined. b. Complex formal and informal networks tend to be the chief players in the policy process. c. While organized business has consistently been influential in the policy-making process, organized labor has generally not. d. Policy implementation is the subject of perpetual bargaining. e. The president is the central actor in the policy-making process.
Briefly describe international norms and their purpose.
What will be an ideal response?