How does the clear and present danger test operate?
Answer:
An ideal response will:
1. Discuss how the bad tendency test gave way to the clear and present danger test.
2. Explain what the test requires, including the language used and the potential for clear and present danger that "will bring about substantive evils."
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A. genocide B. establishment violence C. class conflict D. rebellion
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. Which of the following can be considered strategic actions of a social movement?
A. peaceful protest B. online petitions C. lunch counter sit-ins D. violent actions
Some explain the decision of the United States to enter into (and stay in) the Vietnam War as being caused by a shared viewpoint on the necessity of fighting communism that led decision makers to ignore relevant information and to exclude those who objected. This is an example of
A) frustration-aggression theory. B) groupthink. C) obstinacy. D) personality traits. E) political blindness.
Shifting control over the provision of certain governmental functions from the federal bureaucracy to the private sector is known as ______.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).