The attempt by a dominant religion or ethnic group to reclaim previously possessed territory in an adjacent region from a foreign state that now controls it is known as
a. secession.
b. irredentism.
c. hegemony.
d. diasporas.
e. migration.
B
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International law and institutions have no relevance in today's violent world
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Which of the following was not a Federalist?
A) James Madison B) Alexander Hamilton C) Richard Henry Lee D) John Jay E) They were all federalists.
Under the Articles of Confederation, delegates to the national legislature were
A. elected by the people. B. selected by state governors. C. appointed by state committees. D. chosen by the state legislatures. E. None of these are correct.
How are legal rulings made by American judges an example of common law?
a. Their rulings are based on both precedent and written statutes. b. Their decisions are narrowly confined to a specific question of law. c. Their decisions are backed by a reasoned justification for the ruling. d. Their rulings apply to a broad class of cases rather than just a single dispute.