More often than not, good government workers are the scapegoats for vague and poorly designed statutes and policies, failed political and corporate leadership, and other factors beyond the control of civil servants
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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The fact that such a large percentage of the population in Iran is under age 30 is politically significant because
a. young people are easier for the government to control. b. they were born after the 1979 revolution and do not remember the Shah's regime. c. they were born after the collapse of the Soviet Union and do not understand Marxism. d. younger people in Iran are being drawn to Sunni mosques. e. they have been brainwashed by the regime to hate foreigners.
ALL BUT WHICH of the following are factors policymakers usually weigh when deciding whether or not to engage in an armed intervention, according to the textbook?
A. The level of domestic support for the intervention B. The degree of multilateral assistance C. Their own national interest D. The expected outcome of the intervention E. The consent of the host state.
Judicial authority rests with the Supreme People's Court
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
By unifying currency and regulating commerce the new Constitution
A) came under close scrutiny by merchant and trade leaders. B) abolished the slave trade. C) facilitated economic development. D) established a tyranny of economic control. E) created a government bank.