The only counterforce that was potentially strong enough to control the business trusts of the late 19th and early 20th centuries was
A. organized labor.
B. government.
C. farmers.
D. the buying public.
E. business competitors.
Answer: B
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Realists claim that:
a. International law codifies current interests. b. International law reshapes interests. c. International law reflects individual interests. d. International law is promoted by the hegemon.
A parliamentary-model executive is one in which
A. the president is chosen by an electoral college. B. the head of state and chief executive roles are performed by the same person. C. the prime minister is not controlled by a confidence vote. D. the head of state and chief executive roles are performed by two different people.
A __________ score is calculated from the scores obtained on individual items. Each item generally asks a respondent to indicate a degree of agreement or disagreement with the item.
a. Summation index b. Likert scale c. Political analysis d. Factor analysis
Which of the following is NOT true regarding post-Roe abortion politics? a. Post-Roe abortion politics began with pro-life forces trying to ban the procedure outright in their statelegislatures
b. As the 1970s progressed, pro-life reformers grew tired of symbolic victories. c. Prolife groups eventually tapped into their sympathizers' moral outrage by engaging in extensive directpolitical action to stop abortions, often one procedure at a time. d. In 1976 the U.S. Supreme Court struck down all seven of Missouri's new abortion restrictions asunconstitutional, thus discouraging states to pass more restrictions.