As early as the late 1980s, states had success in negotiating agreements and developing regimes to manage __________.
A. increased levels of whaling
B. global warming
C. melting of the polar ice caps
D. the ozone layer
Answer: D
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A. Biological B. Cruise C. Ballistic D. Chemical
Explain the debt ceiling and discuss the ways in which it has become a political tool.
What will be an ideal response?
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A. recognition of Nigeria as a British protectorate B. application of the federal character rule that made it difficult to win and retain power C. administration by the colonial government that stipulated limited European influence D. application of the indirect rule which gave them no political power E. discrimination against their Islamic traditions