What international body was created by the United Nations to respond to crimes against humanity on an international basis?
a. International Criminal Court
b. International Court of Justice
c. International Trials Court
d. International Prosecution Court
a. International Criminal Court
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a. challengers b. front-runners c. incumbents d. third parties
In what major way did tax reforms in the 1980s negatively affect minorities?
A. Tax reforms shifted investments towards industries that required a high level of education for high-paying employment, eliminating many opportunities for less educated minorities. B. Tax reforms severely increased property taxes in minority areas, incentivizing the movement of many people to poorer areas. C. Tax reforms caused a shift in investments towards construction, which fueled the construction of highway systems that displaced minorities. D. Tax reforms led to disinvestments in industrial production, which harmed blue collar workers who were disproportionately represented by minorities.
Which of the following is true regarding the effect of globalization on welfare spending in a country?
A. Reduced dependence on taxes as a result of increased governmental revenue through globalization increases support for welfare spending. B. An increase in the number of minority populations as a result of globalization causes increased pressure for a welfare state. C. The creation of jobs and opportunities for people as a result of globalization decreases the requirement of a welfare state. D. The push toward formation of a federal government as a result of globalization reduces welfare spending. E. The movement of holders of capital to countries with reduced taxes and low social welfare as a result of globalization causes reduced welfare spending.
Higher levels of participation in nonviolent campaigns can be attributed to which of the following?
a. tactical innovation b. enhanced resistance c. a lower level of commitment required d. a higher physical barrier to participation e. a greater number of moral constraints.