Who argued that the chances of a revolution in Europe were diminishing with the emergence of a small class of relatively wealthy workers and that Marxism had to be adapted to fit new circumstances?
a. Stalin
b. Lenin
c. Trotsky
d. Mao
b
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How are education and national security related? What evidence is there that the United States has viewed education as a national security issue?
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All of the following are TRUE about Britain's two-party system EXCEPT a. the Conservative and Labour parties routinely divide at least 85 percent of the seats in the House of Commons. b. from 1945 to 2010, only leaders of the Conservative and Labour parties served as prime ministers. c. from 1945 to 2005, the Conservative and Labour parties each won eight general elections
d. since the 1960s, the Liberal Democrats have become an important alternative to Britain's two major parties. e. despite the dominance of Britain's two major parties, it also has a number of national parties.
Which of the following accurately describes the agenda-setting step in the policymaking process?
a. Policymakers develop and debate possible solutions to various problems facing the state. b. Policymakers prioritize the various problems facing the state. c. Policymakers take formal governmental administrative action. d. State agencies follow up on the actions of elected officials, and bureaucratic agencies develop rules and regulations. e. Government agencies, the legislature, and interest groups examine policy implementation to see if goals are met.
A decrease in political knowledge will likely cause __________
a. a decrease in support for particular candidates b. a decrease in political participation c. an increase in the likelihood that someone will participate in a political campaign d. an increase in the likelihood that someone will vote