What are the key factors behind the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?
a. the right to sovereignty and security and access to water and other basic resources
b. access to oil resources and the ability to control trade in the region
c. access to water and other basic resources and the ability to control trade in the region
d. ability to control trade in the region and the right to sovereignty and security
a. the right to sovereignty and security and access to water and other basic resources
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The end of the cold war has seen the followership model of foreign policy attitudes replaced by the __________ where public opinion is much more open to greater fluctuation
a. fragmentation/swing model c. political socialization model b. elitist model d. conservative model
Which clause makes the Constitution more powerful than state law?
a. Supremacy clause b. Equal protection clause c. Full faith and credit clause d. Necessary and proper clause
Congress cannot summarily declare an American citizen guilty of a crime, because of the Constitution's ban on
A. ex post facto laws. B. bills of attainder. C. the suspension of habeas corpus. D. judicial review. E. unreasonable searches and seizures.
What role might group psychology play in an analysis of foreign policy selection? Select an historical event, and use elements of group psychology to explain how policies leading up to this event were selected and implemented
How could this have been prevented? What will be an ideal response?