The ceasefire that ended the first Gulf War required Iraq to:
A) form a coalition with the United States to fight al Qaeda.
B) submit a detailed description of its financial resources to the United States.
C) help U.S. Navy Seals kill Osama bin Laden.
D) submit to inspections by the United States for weapons of mass destruction.
E) take complete responsibility for the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
D
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Which of the following cannot be considered an active-positive president?
a. Franklin Roosevelt b. Theodore Roosevelt c. John F. Kennedy d. Lyndon Johnson
The most powerful position in the Chinese party-state is
a. the general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party. b. the chairman of the Chinese Communist Party. c. the president of the People's Republic of China. d. the premier of the People's Republic of China. e. all of these, since they are always held by the same person.
Given the realist view of anarchy in the international system, the self-help motive permits war because
a. there is nothing to prevent it. b. war is in everyone's interest. c. the United Nations refuses to stop war. d. there aren't enough democracies in the world to stop wars.
How does expected utility theory explain seemingly irrational decisions, such as Saddam Hussein's decision in 1991 not to withdraw forces from Kuwait?
a. It cannot explain these irrational decisions. b. It explains these decisions by blaming flawed decision making. c. In these types of decisions, the decision maker was choosing between a certain loss and a possible victory. d. In these types of decisions, the decision maker was motivated by something other than expected utility.