Which two areas are most prone to ethnic unrest in China?
a. Nei Mongol; Taiwan
b. Tibet; Xinjiang
c. Yunnan; Beijing
d. Mongolia; Western Yunnan
b
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Many strong social movements in the United States (for example, the antiwar movement of the late 1960s) never produced a significant third party. One reason is that
A. most states have laws against the formation of third parties. B. dissident elements of major parties were able to influence elections through party primaries and national conventions. C. the size of these social movements was never large enough to encourage the formation of parties. D. formation of a third party would undermine the goals of these movements. E. such movements typically failed to generate significant interest in mainstream politics.
Peacekeeping missions are most likely to succeed when
a. the United States decides to provide its own troops. b. NATO forces join with UN peacekeeping forces. c. the conflict is very small and limited. d. the conflicting parties hope to avoid conflict.
The ability of cellular technology to make the Internet portable and constantly available has been revolutionary. Approximately what percentage of American adults own a smartphone today?
A. less than 20 percent B. nearly 25 percent C. nearly 50 percent D. almost 35 percent E. over 70 percent
The commitment of northern Republicans to Reconstruction in the South waned after which of the following?
a. an economic recession led to many Republican losses in the 1874 election b. the rise of the Ku Klux Klan c. African Americans began voting overwhelmingly for Democrats starting with the 1890 election d. the outbreak of World War I