The term ________ refers to the attractiveness of a nation’s political and cultural values to other states and societies that enhance the nation’s ability to gain support from other governments for its policy goals.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
soft power
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When did the federal government first become involved in education, and when did it expand its involvement? Provide examples. Why did the government expand its involvement in education?
Answer:
Topics in American Government: Powers Under FederalismClick on the above link to access the Interactive eBook. Once you've signed in, scroll to page 96 and watch the video. When you've finished watching the video, come back to the test and answer the following questions:All of the following are examples of powers reserved for the states except for ______.
A. policing B. regulating business C. creating local governments D. collecting taxes
Sikhs are
a. a Muslim sect. b. a group within the caste system. c. the second largest religious group in India. d. a small monotheistic religious minority. e. a small tribal group concentrated in Punjab.
Which distinguishes a federation from a confederation?
a. In a federation, power is concentrated in the states, whereas in a confederation, power is concentrated in the central government. b. Both a federation and a confederation have shared power between the states, but only the federation has a constitution. c. In a federation, power is divided between central and state governments, whereas in a confederation, power is concentrated in the states. d. In a federation, power is concentrated in the central government, whereas in a confederation, power is divided between central and state governments.