The attacks of September 11, 2001, stand out because
a. they were the first terrorist attacks on United States soil.
b. their scale was unprecedented.
c. they were the first example of genuinely international terrorism.
d. this is when international relations scholars started thinking about the problem of terrorism.
B
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Which nation came out ahead, among Brazil, Nigeria, and
Iran, in a comparison of literacy rates? a. Brazil, whose policy successes in recent times have included increasing school attendance and child literacy. b. Nigeria, whose government had focused heavily on promoting child literacy. c. Iran, whose government successfully increased educational access for girls d. Iran, whose government had successfully increased school attendance nationwide.
Private opinion becomes public opinion when
A. it, regardless of its subject matter, is publicly expressed. B. it concerns public issues and is publicly expressed. C. an individual is polled by a major polling organization. D. it is not divided. E. it is articulated to at least ten other people.
Political scientist Giovanni Sartori described the process of voters fleeing from centrist to extremist parties, which happened in Germany in the 1930s, as__________
a. the politics of extremism b. polarized pluralism c. the democratic deficit d. Machtpolitik
Jurisdictions compete for major investments such as automobile manufacturing facilities, and that competition has
a. created multistate or regional cooperation. b. caused the value of incentive packages to increase. c. forced the federal government to serve as a referee in interjurisdictional disputes. d. caused the value of incentive packages to decrease.