What was the aim of the Marshall Plan?
a. To aid former colonies in the third world in gaining their independence
b. To limit offensive nuclear weapon systems
c. To establish spheres of influence for the United States and the Soviet Union in Europe
d. To rebuild Germany and the rest of Europe after World War II
d. To rebuild Germany and the rest of Europe after World War II
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The requirement that prospective voters establish their identity and place of residence prior to an election in order to be eligible to vote is called __________
a. registration b. suffrage c. disfranchisement d. socialization
Which one of the following is true of third political parties in the United States?
a. They tend to be competitive with the two major parties. b. They always form around a specific issue. c. They may organize or form around a specific ideology or a specific issue. d. They are usually spoiler parties that influence the outcomes of elections. e. They are highly successful at raising money and winning local elections.
Describe the power elite school of thought and discuss the criticisms of the elite view.
What will be an ideal response?
______ refers to the voluntary international cooperation to manage transnational issues through a system of governance agreed upon by all interested parties.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).