Pathogens (organisms capable of causing disease) have had no impact on societies
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Answer: False
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What distinguishes the modern presidency from the institution originally envisioned by the framers of the Constitution?
A. The modern presidency has become the central focus of American politics since the 1930s, displacing Congress as the "first branch" of government. B. The modern presidency is less involved in the development of foreign policy than the framers intended. C. Modern presidents exhibit a greater level of deference to Congress in budgetary matters than the framers intended. D. Modern presidents are much less democratic than the framers intended.
Political analysts believe that a _________ became a major determinant of voter decision making in the 1980 presidential elections.
A. gender role B. gender bias C. gender juncture D.gender gap
What does Waltz identify as a possible solution to a nuclear-armed Iran?
a. The United States would denounce any plans to overthrow Iran's regime in return for nuclear concessions from Iran. b. Existing nuclear states would all agree to dismantle their nuclear arsenals in return for Iran's agreement to give up its own nuclear program. c. Iran would agree to sweeping democratic reforms in return for international assistance in developing its nuclear program. d. The United States would promise China a certain percentage of Iranian oil exports in return for Chinese support for a military attack on Iran. e. The United Nations would impose economic sanctions on Iran but would allow it to exchange oil for food and medicine.
What is evidence for the usefulness of social media in relation to democracy?
A) Text messaging, Twitter, Facebook, and TV media helped catalyze the "Arab Spring." B) Myspace played an indispensable role in the Chinese democracy movement that led to Tiananmen Square. C) The U.S. Press has been called "the fourth branch of government." D) Social media has contributed to the strengthening of government authority through its tendency toward supporting government positions.