The inhibition of criminal behavior, or discouraging a crime because the potential perpetrator fears the consequences of his or her behavior is referred to as ______.
A. rehabilitation
B. deterrence
C. incapacitation
D. recidivism
B. deterrence
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Which war, in large part, contested the powers of the states in relation to the national government?
a. the War of 1812 b. World War I c. the Civil War d. the Spanish-American War
Recently, a famous news channel broadcasted that their country experienced the lowest rate of unemployment in the last ten years. This made the viewers feel optimistic. In this scenario, the media outlet was able to influence the viewers' opinions with a technique called _____
A) podcasting B) microtargeting C) priming D) lobbying E) narrowcasting
Which of the following summarizes what most sets international politics apart from domestic politics, whether at a national or local level?
a. Domestic law enforcement officers rarely, if ever, operate in hostile, chaotic environments, in the same way that militaries do on the world stage. b. In international relations, ethical theory is of greater importance than in domestic politics, since the world has a weak sense of community and few corresponding norms. c. In international politics, military strength always make right, no matter what any scholar says to the contrary. d. The international system is more anarchic by nature, given that some states will always be stronger than others, and no ultimate authority exists to always check or control their actions.
Miami's climate contributed to its development as an "amenity city."
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.