_________ such as CARE and Lutheran World Relief, provide emergency and developmental assistance to war torn and developing countries, often working as subcontractors for USAID
a. Think tanks
b. Consulting firms
c. Private voluntary organizations (PVO)
d. Private military contractors
C
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_________ is one of China's traditional names
A. Manchuquo B. Siam C. Shangri-La D. the Middle Kingdom
Which of the following is true of the PRI regime in Mexico between 1929 and 2000?
A. PRI was fairly flat and non-hierarchical by nature because it had distributed authority within the party to PRI state governors. B. PRI failed to incorporate mass groups such as labor and peasants in their party throughout their tenure. C. The PRI regime was characterized by substantial electoral participation but no effective interparty contestation. D. In the PRI system, the president had no authority over the selection of members to the legislature. E. PRI faced strong opposition from the PAN and the Mexican Communist Party, which often toppled the PRI from power between 1929 and 2000.
Learning to think and behave like a judge is called judicial a. training
b. socialization. c. brainwashing. d. education.
One-party systems are most vulnerable to transformations by _____
a. dissident leaders b. military conquest c. internal reformers d. international pressure