________ are non-democratic systems in which rulers assume power via birthright and are removed from power when they die
A. Single-party regimes
B. Oligarchies
C. Monarchies
D. Military regimes
E. Theocracies
C
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Achieving one's potential:
a. depends mainly on one's talent. b. depends on working hard. c. depends on one's talent and the kind of society in which one lives. d. depends on being a member of a society's ethnic or religious majority.
Which best describes the current system in the UK?
a. The United Kingdom has a majoritarian system in which one of two parties wins a majority of legislative seats. b. The United Kingdom typically has a majoritarian system in which one of two parties wins a majority of legislative seats, but currently is being governed by a coalition government. c. The Conservative and Labour parties are jointly governing the United Kingdom. d. The Liberal Democrat and Labour parties are jointly governing the United Kingdom. e. Both B and D are true.
Describe the countervailing forces in U.S. foreign policy toward China that historically have caused a push-pull relationship in Sino-American relations. Provide a concrete example from history. How are these forces apparent in more recent U.S
-China relations? How might the U.S. approach to China in the future need to change and why? What will be an ideal response?
_________ is the merging or joining of responsibilities by county and other local governments
A) Consolidation B) Submergence C) Unit system D) Accumulation