The most crucial objective of foreign policy is to
A) protect American jobs.
B) prevent the country from being attacked or invaded by a foreign power.
C) oppose globalization.
D) encourage globalization.
E) encourage more countries to become democratic.
B
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What does the National Voter Registration Act require states to do?
a. submit lists of registered voters to the United States Census Bureau b. allow voter registration by mail and provide an opportunity for people to register when applying for or renewing driver's licenses c. allow convicted criminals a chance to vote if they can prove they have been rehabilitated d. allow 17-year-olds the opportunity to register early for elections that will take place after they turn 18 e. allow citizens the chance to register to vote from their home computers online
Those that focus on the three branches of government (executive, legislative, and judicial) when studying public policy would be primarily interested in the
a. institutional model. b. game theory model. c. public choice model. d. rational model.
A single-payer system is different from a public option in that under a single-payer system, __________, while under a public option, __________
A)government is the sole provider of health insurance;government replaces private insurers in the marketplace B)individuals provide for their own health insurance; government provides health insurance for all citizens C)government is the sole provider of health insurance; government competes with private insurers in the open market D)government provides substantial subsidies for individuals to purchase private health insurance; government is the sole health insurance provider
A leading force behind the institution of voter registration systems was
a. the desire of political parties to be able to track voting trends. b. a desire to maintain accountability in the electoral process. c. mass voter fraud committed by city bosses. d. the invention of new technology that made the registration process easy. e. the populist movement of the late nineteenth century.