? Discuss the states' rights argument of the Civil War and the ways in which this war did or did not lead to expanded states' rights.
What will be an ideal response?
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A. no group has complete or permanent power B. political parties are the most important political actors C. policy is the result of compromise among groups D. even in democracies, a small group possesses virtually all power
"Regime change" as a counter-terrorism strategy assumes that
a. terrorist groups often could not function without the active or passive support of states. b. most terrorism is committed by states. c. it is futile to look for the root causes of terrorism. d. going after terrorist groups themselves only makes the problem worse.
The Republican Growth and Opportunity Project report has also been labeled as the ______.
a. “demographic outline” b. “autopsy report” c. “postelection analysis” d. “Hispanic growth projection”
Which of the following statements is true of the Texas voter ID law?
a. It is a regulatory public policy. b. It makes it mandatory for people to have a passport before casting their ballots. c. It complicates the voting process. d. It takes away the right of voting from people who do not have a college degree.