Which of the following norms is centered on a state’s freedom from interference in internal affairs by other states?
a. Collective security
b. Territorial integrity
c. The responsibility to protect
d. Sovereignty
d. Sovereignty
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Which of the following statements about political appointees is LEAST accurate?
A. Although women and minorities are regularly appointed to head less visible departments, prestigious positions such as Secretary of State or secretary of labor remain the exclusive preserve of white men. B. Political appointees are chosen not only on the basis of their managerial skills or expert knowledge, but also for their ideological beliefs and proven loyalty to the president's party. C. The president has the power to nominate nearly 3,000 political appointees, most of whom must receive the Senate's approval. D. Political appointees usually only hold a position for an average of twenty-four months before moving on to other things. E. Political appointees generally fill positions in which they shape policy, rather than positions in which they put the policy into actual effect.
The Communist Party of India
a. advocates nationalization of key industries and a return to centralized economic planning. b. is a loosely organized party with little discipline among its members. c. objects to the creation of Special Economic Zones in which multinational corporations are offered tax breaks and other incentives. d. is a social democratic party that supports the market economy while seeking to gain greater benefits for the poor. e. has frequently been able to form ruling governments in many Indian state largely by appealing to the poor.
Silas is ten years old. His mother is a homemaker, while his father is a door-to-door salesman. Their family income is not much. Silas is most likely to be covered by _____.
A. the Children's Health Insurance Program B. TRICARE C. CHAMPUS D. the Family Wellness Scheme E. Medicare