What are the two primary reasons states are interested in international law?
a. Predictability and security
b. Predictability and legitimacy
c. Security and the preservation of human rights
d. Legitimacy and the preservation of human rights
e. Arbitration and security
Answer: b
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a. gender b. disability c. race d. sexual orientation e. educational attainment
The Articles of Confederation made it clear that
a. a confederation was not the type of political system America wanted. b. its authors wished to remain loyal to the British Crown. c. outbreaks, such as Shays's Rebellion, were perfectly understandable as they were rooted in the spirit of revolution inspired by the document. d. ultimate political authority rested with the people. e. the central government reigned supreme.
Because of the pay-as-you-go principle, __________.
A. the legislature cannot adopt an operating budget that exceeds anticipated revenue B. the state can borrow money but must repay it within two months C. the state creates a new budget every month to adjust to changing needs D. the legislature has created a complicated monthly pay system to finance programs
While a combined 51 percent of school funding is provided by the state and federal governments, the remaining 49 percent is provided primarily through __________.
A. local property taxes B. the Texas Lottery C. philanthropic groups, such as the Peabody Education Fund and the General Education Board D. tax-backed bonds approved by voters