A common factor in standard definitions of “the state” is that ______.
A. the state is an entity that uses force and/or coercion
B. the state is an entity that does not control a territory
C. those who govern are chosen by representative elections
D. all of these are common factors in the definition of the state
A. the state is an entity that uses force and/or coercion
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The number of electors allocated to a state depends upon the percentage of its eligible voters who voted in the previous presidential election
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Thomas E. Mann and Norman J. Ornstein describe the contemporary House of Representatives as
a. both non-partisan and non-ideological. b. having centralized leadership and ideologically polarized parties. c. having relatively weak parties and weak leadership. d. hostile to President Bush’s agenda.
Who said "politics is more difficult than physics"?
a. Sultan bin Salman Al-Saud b. Kofi Annan c. Bill Clinton d. Albert Einstein