In 2009, the __________ won a parliamentary majority—the first time that Japan's dominant party had lost in decades
a. Democratic Party of Japan
b. Liberal Democratic Party
c. Christian Democratic Party
d. Democratic Socialist Party
a.
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Suppose the significance level is .02 for the relationship between political party preference and region. What does this mean?
What will be an ideal response?
In an effort to provide longer-term support to countries after peacekeeping missions end, the United Nations has __________.
A. asked NATO, European Union, or African Union troops to replace UN peacekeepers B. installed the UN Standby High Readiness Brigade to maintain order and stability C. worked with the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank to provide funding to the countries D. created a Peacebuilding Commission to coordinate reconstruction, institution-building, and economic recovery
Which definition below best defines a state actor?
A. any person, group, or organization--whether within a state or across state boundaries--that does not work in, or for, a state B. a person, group, or organization whose ultimate authority and resources (salary, equipment, etc.) typically come from the fact that they work for, or in, a state C. a small number of individuals and companies with extraordinary wealth and influence far exceeding most people and even some countries D. a group that thinks of itself as a political community
If a presidential candidate felt confident of being able to raise enough money for a campaign, he or she might choose not to accept __________
Fill in the blank with the correct words.