Social programs in France include all of the following EXCEPT
a. guaranteed income levels for all French citizens.
b. universal health coverage.
c. extensive educational benefits from preschool through university.
d. extensive job benefits including good pensions, job retraining and unemployment benefits.
e. free prenatal care for pregnant women.
a
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One of the largest internal migrations in American history has been the migration of __________
a. African Americans from the rural South to the urban North b. Native Americans from the Great Plains to the Southeast c. Hispanic Americans from the Midwest to the Southwest d. Asian Americans from the Northeast to the Pacific Northwest
U.S. House districts have to be as close as possible to equal in population
A. in order to make it easier to determine the winners of the district. B. under the principle of one person, one vote. C. in order for each representative to have equal legislative power. D. in order for each representative to have an equal chance of serving on House committees. E. in order for each representative to have equal legislative power, and for each representative to have an equal chance of serving on House committees.
Has the U.S. foreign policy stance toward Mexico in recent years been one of isolationism or internationalism?
a. isolationism, as shown by U.S. efforts to stop immigration from Mexico because that would stop the flow of most drugs that come into the United States b. internationalism, as demonstrated by U.S. aid to Mexico in fighting the drug cartels c. internationalism, as demonstrated by the United States' willingness to allow immigrants from Mexico to move to America and find jobs d. isolationism, as shown by U.S. willingness to provide only financial aid for fighting drug cartels, while refusing to commit American personnel or equipment e. internationalism, as demonstrated by America's willingness to trade with Mexico even though it cannot help with the drug cartel problem
Why might the Truman Doctrine have led the U.S. to ignore more pragmatic or strategic arguments for avoiding intervention in Vietnam, or intervening in a more careful fashion?
a. because it led to an ideological belief that the goal of the U.S. was to stop the spread of communism everywhere. b. primarily because it led the U.S. to rely more on military buildup instead of diplomatic means of avoiding or ending conflict c. because it explicitly suggested, from the beginning, that good intentions were always enough in stopping the spread of communism worldwide. d. because the Truman Doctrine called on the U.S. to act unilaterally against communism, in all cases, and not weigh alternatives.