What is the term used to describe a country in which the powers of a royal ruler are limited to those granted by the written laws of the nation?
a. absolute monarchy
b. communist regime
c. fascist dictatorship
d. constitutional monarchy
e. republic
d.
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Which of the following is NOT an example of an everyday use of a nominal scale?
A) telephone numbers B) zip code C) the numbers on a football player's jersey D) the ranking of color preferences when ordering a shirt by mail
Robert D. Putnam describes the decline in social capital in the United States. He is referring to declining rates of
a. savings and investment. b. civic participation. c. economic growth. d. civil liberties protections.
In what way is "smart power" smart?
a. It relies heavily on technology. b. It is based on one state's ability to effectively deceive another. c. It depends on the strategic combination of soft and hard power. d. It relies on small but devastating surgical strikes against an opponent.
Beginning with the 2010 election, corporations were free to run ads directly advocating a candidate's election for the first time since 1907, when Congress first banned using general corporate funds in federal election campaigns. This occurred based on which 2010 U.S. Supreme Court decision?
A) Federal Election Commission v. McCain B) Feingold v. McConnell C) Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission D) BCRA v. Fox News E) FEC v. Americans United Trust