The Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution were both
a. radical movements launched by Mao in order to achieve his ideological objectives for China.
b. movements to promote rapid economic development relying on mass mobilization and ideological incentives.
c. efforts by Mao to purge his adversaries from the party.
d. policies implemented by Deng Xiaoping to bring greater economic and cultural freedom to China.
e. efforts by Mao to distinguish Chinese foreign policy as being separate from that of the Soviet Union.
a
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According to Walt, under what circumstances is security best achieved?
a. when most states react to a threat by uniting against it b. when most states join together with the threat in a formal alliance c. when most states acquiesce just enough to a threat in order to satisfy the threat's basic goals d. when the number of states that combine with a threat is roughly equal to the number of states that oppose the threat e. when most states establish commonality of vision and purpose.
Why is it important to be able to measure hypothetical constructs?
What will be an ideal response?
Based on studies cited by public administration and public policy scholar Charles Goodsell, which of the following statements is correct?
A. Most government employees have lower levels of formal education than employees in the private sector. B. Most government employees are very motivated and hard workers. C. Most government employees are motivated by shorter work hours. D. Most government employees are motivated by higher salaries. E. Most government employees are very unmotivated, lazy workers.
In order to serve as president of the United States today, a person must meet the following criteria EXCEPT
A. receive the majority of the popular vote. B. not have previously served two full terms as president. C. have resided in the United States for fourteen years. D. be a natural born citizen. E. be at least 35 years old.