If you were living in Cambodia, your leadership would come from:
a. a military regime that allows single-party elections.
b. a ruling monarchy.
c. one-party regime that allows multi-party elections.
d. one-party regime that does not allow multi-party elections.
Answer: c
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a. clientele group b. subject group c. focus group d. caucus e. beneficiary
The exclusionary rule:
A. may discourage future illegal entries and searches B. only applies to the national government C. has been used to free thousands of obviously guilty people D. only protects the guilty and has no effect on stopping illegal searches
What is the difference between balancing and bandwagoning, according to Walt?
a. Balancing is the more successful strategy. b. Balancing is rational, while bandwagoning is irrational. c. Bandwagoning is a less dangerous strategy than balancing. d. Bandwagoning occurs only when a threat emerges, whereas balancing is the natural state of the international system. e. Balancing involves aligning with others against a prevailing threat, while bandwagoning involves aligning with the threat itself.
Presidents can try to influence the judiciary by having the solicitor general argue cases before the court
a. true b. false