Why does terrorism rarely work as intended?
a. Terrorists do not have the political skills to lead long-term movements.
b. Civilian deaths usually make the target country even more determined to resist.
c. Terrorist groups tend to run out of money or recruits before they can achieve their goals.
d. Terrorism has become a cliché even among extremists.
b
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a. agenda-setter-in-chief b. commander in chief c. diplomat in chief d. morale-builder-in-chief
Which of the following is true of the Edmund Davis's governorship of Texas?
a. He had the full support of both moderate and radical Republicans. b. He was removed from office by the Democrat-controlled Texas Supreme Court. c. He came to power after defeating the Democratic candidate by a large majority. d. He postponed elections to ensure extension of terms for Radical officeholders.
The Mau Mau were members of a secret society, made up of ethnic Kikuyu who
A. were worried about other Kenyan ethnic groups becoming too powerful. B. wanted to expand their territorial control into Uganda and Zanzibar. C. wanted closer ties with other European nations. D. were unhappy with Kenya's colonial status and wanted Britain to leave.
An example of an opposition-controlled Senate frustrating the president's nominations is
A) impeaching the nominee. B) ending a filibuster. C) calling an end to the session. D) voting to reject a nominee for federal court. E) voting to have the president withdraw the nominee.