The Wisconsin School—an interpretation of international relations and American foreign policy—is a part of which of the following perspectives?
a. The realist perspective
b. The liberal perspective
c. The identity perspective
d. The critical theory perspective
d. The critical theory perspective
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Which of the following is a reason that contributed to the resentment felt by British colonists in America toward their motherland after the Seven Years' War?
A. Many colonists were held prisoners in Britain under false allegations of treason during the Seven Years' war. B. The colonists felt that the British did not give them due credits for the victory in the Seven Years' War. C. The British Parliament refused to allow the colonists to trade with other countries after the Seven Years' war. D. The colonists were denied British citizenship after the Seven Years' war. E. The British government used American colonists as slaves in Britain after the Seven Years' war.
Which of the following accurately describes trends in suffrage in the United States?
A) Voting rights have progressed to the point that no one over 18 in the United States is excluded from the right to vote, and state voting policies have all become identical to one another. B) There has been little change over time in voting rights and voting policies among states. C) Voting rights have steadily expanded and there has been a movement toward uniformity of voting policies among states. D) More and more groups have been excluded from the right to vote over time, and state voting policies have become increasingly different from one another.
African Americans constitute what percentage of the U.S. population?
a. 5 percent b. nearly 13 percent c. approximately 20 percent d. more than 25 percent
Assume that the Texas legislature is not in session and the economy has gone into recession. What must occur before legislators can act to reformulate policy?
A. The legislature as a body must wait for the comptroller to decertify the budget. B. The legislature must wait for a special session to be called. C. The legislature must wait for economic conditions to deteriorate to a point where a constitutional provision allowing deficit spending kicks in. D. The legislature must wait until the federal government increases monies for state governments.