Welfare states tend to have which of the following combinations of state ownership and welfare benefits?
A) High levels of state ownership and high levels of welfare benefits
B) High levels of state ownership but low levels of welfare benefits
C) Low levels of state ownership and high levels of welfare benefits
D) Low levels of state ownership and low levels of welfare benefits
C
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A) a global power shift, in which some countries emerged stronger than the United States, Western Europe, and Japan. B) the creation of a European Union. C) a new nuclear disarmament treaty. D) the Glass-Steagall Treaty.
The growth achieved during Pax Britannica (between 1815 and 1914) was the equivalent of ______ previous years of growth.
A. 500 B. 300–400 C. 1,000 D. 100
__________ is news with fewer hard facts, more emphasis on personal stories that engage (or shock) the public, and often appeals to the emotions rather than the intellect
A) Watchdog journalism B) Hard news C) Soft news D) Blue journalism E) Political journalism
How does the American concept of judicial review compare to that in other countries?
a. Judicial review is more highly developed in the United States than in any other country. b. The United States is the only developed nation to maintain the process of judicial review. c. In most democracies, the president or prime minister, not the courts, review the constitutionality of laws. d. Most countries' constitutions are exempt from judicial review, stripping the courts of any power they might have in shaping legislation.