What is one of problems with the concept of "human security," according to its critics?
a. It follows the flawed logic of self-help in protection of state interests
b. It is too vague.
c. It does not prioritize enough environmental and health threats.
d. It puts too much emphasis on military threats. e. It doesn't define "human" adequately enough.
Answer: b
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a. administer government programs. b. make public policy through the passage of legislation. c. supervise judges. d. nominate candidates for national office. e. settle election disputes.
The Great Compromise adopted by the Framers of the Constitution involved
a. the procedures by which the Constitution would be ratified. b. increasing the powers of the central government. c. resolving disputes between the states and the central government by means of an independent judiciary. d. adoption of a bicameral legislature in which one house selected members based on population and one inwhich the states were equally represented.
Which of the following is one of the interpretations of the No Establishment clause?
A. It creates a division between freedom of religion and freedom to assemble. B. It promotes excessive entanglement with the political environment. C. It creates a "wall of religious privacy" for all believers. D. It does not prevent government from aiding religious schools.
A Texas district court convicts a man of capital murder and sentences him to death by lethal injection. To which of the following courts would an appeal initially be taken?
a) Texas Court of Appeals b) Texas Court of Criminal Appeals c) Texas Supreme Court d) U.S. Supreme Court e) Justice of the Peace Court