Political idealism is
a. based exclusively on quantitative measures of international activity.
b. an outdated philosophy that has not had any international impact in the twentieth
century.
c. also called "realpolitik."
d. (C) a theory that argues that war and conflict are not inevitable, but the result of
flawed international and national structures and institutions.
d
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a. There is no way to anticipate all the personal freedoms necessary in a democracy. b. The expansion of rights that has occurred since the mid-1960s is illegitimate and has no foundation in the text of the Constitution. c. Loose constructionism is a way to stay close to the Constitution's true meaning. d. The intentions of the framers are impossible to determine.
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Judicial decision making is
a. subject to no review or oversight. b. based solely on precedents and scientific techniques. c. often as subjective as the decision making of other government officials. d. so similar from one judge to another that it is unimportant who sits on a case.