The reality that successful demonstrations require many people to expose themselves to dangers and other sanctions raised the possibility of what collective action problem?
A. free riding
B. tragedy of the commons
C. agency loss
D. prisoner's dilemma
Answer: A
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The War Powers Resolution of 1973 did which of the following?
a. Transferred the power to declare war to Congress b. Required the president to consult with and report to Congress regarding military interventions c. Allowed Congress to fund or not fund military interventions d. Mandated that a member of each chamber in Congress be a part of the National Security Council
The Electoral College __________
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