The organization of Germany's Federal Republic has been successful in establishing a stable democracy in all of the following ways EXCEPT
a. it has permitted successful alterations in power.
b. it has helped to assure that undemocratic right-wing parties receive little support.
c. its system of divided powers has kept policy change slow.
d. its introduction of a weak presidency has minimized potential abuse of executive power.
e. its allowances for emergency powers have minimized legislative deadlocks.
e
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The sheer quantity and constant availability of information, which may cause media consumers to dismiss the significance of particular events, is known as
A. information priming. B. information overload. C. muckraking. D. media framing. E. infotainment.
Terrorism is an example of
a. First Generation War. b. Second Generation War. c. Third Generation War. d. Fourth Generation War. e. Fifth Generation War.
Under the Articles of Confederation, delegates to the national legislature were
A. elected by the people. B. selected by state governors. C. appointed by state committees. D. chosen by the state legislatures. E. None of these are correct.
Which of the following is a concurrent power held by both the national government and state governments?
A. issuing currency B. chartering local governments C. national defense D. foreign affairs E. taxation