The idea that the state is the sole authority within its territory that can make and enforce laws is best called ______.
A. internal sovereignty
B. external sovereignty
C. state strength
D. legitimacy
A. internal sovereignty
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Nominees to the federal district courts are selected through a process of __________ with __________
a. Senate appointment; judicial review b. presidential appointment; Senate confirmation c. judicial appointment; Senate confirmation d. Senate appointment; presidential confirmation
Under the Old System, a dominant theme in the debates concerning the legitimacy of the scope of the federal government's power was the
A. difficulty of quantifying efficiency. B. importance of checks and balances. C. need for congressional dominance. D. limits of federalism. E. importance of states' rights.
What highly symbolic event of ending the Cold War occurred on November 9, 1989?
a. Belgium reunited the Walloons and Flemish population. b. The Berlin Wall came down. c. The political party Solidarity began operating in Poland. d. The Apartheid Act was signed. e. The Baltic Republics gained independence.
Offensive realists argue that only way to true security for a state is through an enduring balance of power
Indicate whether this statement is true or false