How did Irving Kristol conceptualize the relationship between neoconservatism and liberalism?
a. Neoconservatism departed from liberalism's pessimistic outlook.
b. Neoconservatism borrowed many ideals found within liberalism.
c. Neoconservatism expanded the application of liberalism to a global context.
d. Neoconservatism recognized what he perceived to be the naiveté of liberalism.
d
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A. special district B. city C. county D. national
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Typically, the dependent variable is placed in the column in contingency tables. 2. Analysts should first determine what information they want to know, and then try to organize their contingency table to use column percentages to obtain that information. 3. A statistical relationship means that as one variable changes, so too does another. 4. In a positive relationship, small values of the column variable are associated with small values of the row variable, and large values of the column variable are often associated with large values of the row variable. 5. A negative relationship means that large values of one variable are associated with large values of the other variable and that small values of one variable are associated with small values of the other variable.
Which of the following Amendments created a two-vote system for the presidential vote?
a. the First Amendment b. the Third Amendment c. the Twelfth Amendment d. the Sixteenth Amendment e. the Eighteenth Amendment
A "pocket veto" is when
A) Congress overrides a president's veto. B) the president negates particular provisions of a law while letting the remainder stand. C) the president fails to sign a law that was passed by Congress within 10 days of the session adjournment. D) the president makes a major appointment that ordinarily requires congressional confirmation after Congress has adjourned. E) the president signs a law that was passed by Congress but then tries to block its implementation.