The principle of self-determination is a potential threat to international:
A. stability
B. law
C. relations
D. diplomacy
E. society
Answer: A
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A) realignment B) dealignment C) a critical election D) ideological deinstitutionalization E) ideological disunity
Day to day, legislators from both parties work closely together in committees and agree on many fixes for local and state problems.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The Watergate scandal concerned ________.
a. a break-in at the Democratic Party’s national headquarters and a subsequent cover-up on the part of the Nixon administration b. accusations that President Bill Clinton and First Lady Hillary Clinton had made shady land deals in Arkansas c. highly questionable accounting procedures and the inflated reporting of earnings by the Enron Corporation d. accusations that the Reagan administration had sold weapons to Iran to gain the release of American hostages in Lebanon and then diverted profits from the deal to anticommunist guerrillas in Nicaragua
The main reason the actual power of the Indian parliament and prime minister differs from that of the British parliament and prime minister is that ______.
A. the legislative institutions are designed differently B. India has never had a two-party system C. Indian culture demands less concentration of power D. India is a federal system