The__________to the U.S. Constitution states that when the president believes that he or she is incapable of performing the duties of the office, he or she must inform Congress in writing of this fact
A) Fifth Amendment
B) Twenty-fifth Amendment
C) Nineteenth Amendment
D) Twenty-seventh Amendment
E) Fourth Amendment
B
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Which of the following is an example of federal involvement in K–12 education?
a. Providing diversity awareness training for teachers. b. Funding pro-education candidates at the state level. c. Funding school renovation in economically disadvantaged areas. d. Providing monetary incentives for state compliance with standardized goals.
The primary difference between quasi-experiments and true experiments is that quasi-experiments
a. require fewer participants b. do not involve random assignment c. have no dependent variable d. involve a single participant e. are conducted outside of a laboratory
Which of the following is(are) involved in intergovernmental relations?
a. Legislative branch b. Appointed officials c. Non-appointed civil service d. Elected state and local officials e. All of the above
Francis Fukuyama would likely agree with which of the following statements regarding democracy in Afghanistan and Iraq?
a. America's efforts in these countries have largely been successful, in large part due to the billions of dollars that have been spent on nation building. b. America's effort to democratize these countries has been met with very limited success because it essentially skipped over the prerequisites of a strong state and rule of law. c. Afghanistan and Iraq already had long traditions of strong statehood and the rule of law, but were still unable to support democracy for ethnic and religious reasons. d. Elements of democracy had existed prior to American military involvement in both countries, but the U.S.-led wars galvanized popular support for more authoritarian leaders.