Miranda v. Arizona held that ______.
a. confessions will be judged by the “totality of circumstances” rule
b. all confessions must be made in the presence of a lawyer
c. police can no longer use confessions as a basis for arresting a person
d. police have to advise suspects of their constitutional rights
e. confessions obtained beyond U.S. borders cannot be used as evidence in U.S. courts
d. police have to advise suspects of their constitutional rights
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What is the primary purpose behind the president making an executive agreement?
a. to include the Senate in diplomatic activity with foreign leaders b. to establish an agreement with a foreign government that does not require Senate ratification c. to demonstrate a bipartisan spirit in the conduct in passing legislation with Congress d. to appease party supporters
What differentiates the P-5 members of the United Nations Security Council from the other ten members?
a. The P-5 are democracies; the other members are communist or socialist states. b. The P-5 are the most populous members; the other members are states with smaller populations. c. The P-5 are elected; the other members are appointed by the Secretary General. d. The P-5 are permanent members of the Council; the other members are elected to two-year terms.
In determining the social bases of partisanship, which partisan group is likely to have a grade school education, a low income, and Catholic or Jewish religious affiliation?
A. Republicans B. Democrats C. Independents D. None of the above
During the Cold War, many terrorist organizations were characterized by Marxist ideology and an appeal to nationalism
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.