Which of the following is regarded as one of President Obama’s principal foreign-policy triumphs?
a. The death of Osama bin Laden.
b. Military intervention in Syria.
c. The liberation of Crimea.
d. The agreement reached between Israel and the Palestinians.
a. The death of Osama bin Laden.
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The second wave, or modern women's movement, gained momentum in 1963 from which of the following?
A. The successful passage of the Equal Rights Amendment B. The publication of The Feminine Mystique C. The implementation of the Voting Rights Act D. The appointment of Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor E. The rescission of the combat exclusion for women
The incumbency advantage in the House of Representatives
a. rose from 1 or 2 points in the 1960s to almost 8 points by 2002, but has since declined to the levels seen in the 1950s. b. continues to increase every decade as mapmakers draw districts that perfectly fit the needs of lawmakers. c. was eliminated when the House of Representatives adopted a system of proportional representation. d. decreased from an average of 8 points in 2002, but has started rising again in recent elections as national forces play little role in congressional elections.
What is critical for developing a causal analysis but can be an insurmountable problem with a cross-sectional design?
A. time order B. association C. nonspuriousness D. mechanism
A(n) __________ in Pakistan was cut short in 2012 after Taliban militants killed health workers whom they claimed were using medicine to carry out a Western plot to sterilize Muslim children.
A. infectious disease study B. vaccination drive C. democratic transition D. political conflict