The Carter administration's approach to the Soviet Union
a. was to place that country at the center of American foreign policy.
b. was largely the result of a unified view of that country by Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski.
c. was to try to de-emphasize the Soviet-American relationship in foreign policy.
d. met with American domestic attitudes that supported détente but were wary of growing Soviet power.
e. Both options C and D are true.
E
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Comparative study has shown us that the simple-majority single-ballot electoral system favors
A. a single-party system. B. a two-party system. C. a multiple-party system. D. there is no general pattern to observe.
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A) ?Fourth B) ?Fifth C) ?Sixth D) Eighth E) Tenth
When researchers are interested in studying the effects of a variable that they can not control, they use designs
a. experimental b. pseudoscientific c. quasi-experimental d. descriptive e. operational