The federal government may restrict civil liberties during a time of war citing
(A) An increase in the number of interest groups
(B) An increase in coercive monopolies
(C) The need to protect First Amendment Rights
(D) The need to protect national security
(E) Separation of powers
Ans: (D) The need to protect national security
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They create a written statement and present it to the secretary of the interior. Which method of lobbying has the Sierra Club employed? a. Evasive threat b. Personal visits c. Indirect lobbying d. Direct lobbying e. Amicus curiae briefs
________ occurred as social scientists and other academics provided many of the ideas that became the basis of U.S. national security policy during the cold war years, such as nuclear deterrence theory, the theory of limited war, intelligence analysis and operations, counterinsurgency warfare, and Third World development strategies for nation-building and modernization
a. Revolving door system c. Power politics b. Outside lobbying d. Militarization of research
All of the following characterize face to face interviews except
a. cost can be a problem. b. the interviewer can clarify ambiguous questions. c. getting a representative sample is easier than with the other methods. d. they might be limited to a small geographical area.
Which of the following deepened Soviet suspicion of the United States during World War II?
a. The delay in opening a second front in France. b. The decrease in U.S. lend lease aid to the USSR. c. Secret U.S.-German peace talks in Switzerland. d. The 1944 Battle of the Bulge.