Discuss the threats that confront American interests and international stability more generally. Which ones are the most threatening? Which ones, if any, can the United States safely ignore? What would be the best means with which to confront these threats?
What will be an ideal response?
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A. Reduced dependence on taxes as a result of increased governmental revenue through globalization increases support for welfare spending. B. An increase in the number of minority populations as a result of globalization causes increased pressure for a welfare state. C. The creation of jobs and opportunities for people as a result of globalization decreases the requirement of a welfare state. D. The push toward formation of a federal government as a result of globalization reduces welfare spending. E. The movement of holders of capital to countries with reduced taxes and low social welfare as a result of globalization causes reduced welfare spending.
The current Texas testing program (STAAR) is controversial because
A) ?it requires end-of-course tests for some subjects. B) ?it is used for evaluating teachers and schools. C) most students are unable to pass its end-of-course exams. D) rigor and standards will gradually rise through 2016.
Which of the following is true about party competition in Texas?
a. Both parties contest state legislative seats. b. Republicans rarely field candidates today. c. Success rates in elections for statewide office are relatively equal between Democrats and Republicans. d. Third parties field candidates in legislative elections and have had regular success.
The power of the judiciary in the United States is which of the following?
a. much weaker and more narrow than in most other democracies b. very similar to other democracies c. much stronger and broader than in most other democracies d. subservient to the other branches of government