Why has local government has played a very significant role in Britain?
A. British federal government vested great power in local government.
B. Devolution moved much power from Westminster to the cities.
C. Thatcherism supported local governments having more power.
D. Unitary government made local government the only alternative to Westminster.
D
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a. Korean War b. Haiti relief efforts c. Persian Gulf War d. Iraq war
Which was not included in the Articles of Confederation?
A. Each state's retention of its independence and sovereignty, or ultimate authority, to govern within its territories B. A national government with a Congress empowered to make peace, coin money, appoint officers for any army, control the post office, and negotiate with Indian tribes C. The power of the national government to raise taxes D. One vote in the legislature, the Congress of the Confederation, for each state regardless of size
The United States enjoyed a budget surplus during the administration of President
a. Reagan. b. Carter. c. Clinton. d. Nixon.
Which of the following is most consistent with the foreign policy of isolationism?
a. a country's preference to not intervene in an armed conflict between two other countries unless US national security is at stake b. a country's willingness to use diplomatic sanctions to pressure another country to address human rights violations c. the George W. Bush administration's policy of actively rooting out terrorism before a threat has fully developed d. multilateral trade agreements