Which of the following are examples of pure public goods?
A. cable television services, electrical utilities
B. automobiles, houses, DVDs
C. air, water, wildlife
D. national defense, air, public parks
D. national defense, air, public parks
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Some critics of state presidential primaries argue in favor of __________
a. a national presidential runoff race b. a national presidential primary c. a regional caucus d. eliminating primaries altogether
In Schenck v. US (1919), The Supreme Court ruled that government may prohibit speech that creates an immediate threat of criminal action. Essentially established different standards for speech during wartime than in peacetime. Thus, establishing the ________________ doctrine.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which of the following is an example of soft power?
a. The U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003 b. Severe economic sanctions directed at Iran c. The decision to use armed drones in the war on terror, rather than direct military intervention d. None of the above
The confederal government was ______.
a. unicameral b. bicameral c. tricameral d. quadracameral