Proposition 13 (passed in 1978) reduced ______ taxes
a. property
b. sales
c. income
d. value added
a
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How do party-independent expenditures differ from soft money?
a. Party-independent expenditures are spent by parties, whereas soft money is spent by candidates' campaigns. b. Unlike soft money, party-independent expenditures can only use funds raised with normal hard money contribution limits. c. Unlike party-independent expenditures, soft money is subject to disclosure requirements. d. Party-independent expenditures are limited to party-building activities, whereas soft money can be spent on election communications.
Intimidating an adversary with a show of naval force is known as
a. tomahawk diplomacy. b. gunboat diplomacy. c. "big guns" diplomacy. d. ship-shape diplomacy. e. cruise missile diplomacy.
In Cox's view, in terms of soft power, the United States and the West __________
a. still have the lead by far b. are beginning to decline after the Iraq War c. have fallen far behind since 1945 d. have remained steady since 1945
According to the book, the impact of feminist thought in international politics has been most pronounced in the debate on
a. military power. b. trade unions. c. education. d. development.