Even though women gained the right to vote in 1920, gender discrimination was still prevalent and took the _______ pathway before things really changed
a. legal action
b. grassroots mobilization
c. cultural change
d. lobbying
c
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In oil-rich non-democracies, the political leaders________
A. exercise a great degree of political and commercial transparency to benefit and augment oil exports B. avoid sharing political information in order to maintain control over the vast wealth that oil production generates C. eliminate the role of trading in oil as an influencing factor in matters of national political importance D. adapt the laws of the government to the political climate of the countries to which the oil is being exported E. ensure that the wealth resulting from oil trade is distributed to the majority of citizens and used to develop the economy
Tony Blair brought the Labour Party in Britain to power by
a. moving the party to the right to attract middle-class votes. b. moving the party to the left to attract working-class votes. c. championing a series of long-demanded constitutional reforms. d. moving the party to the right to attract working-class votes. e. moving the party to the left to attract middle-class votes.
How are most judges in Texas selected?
A) Non-partisan election B) Partisan election C) Appointment by governor D) Appointment by legislature E) Nomination by the Judicial Selection Committee of the State Bar of Texas and confirmation by the electorate
According to Helleiner, what set the financial crisis of 2008 apart from previous financial slumps since 1929?
a. the speed with which it spread b. that it affected all countries and markets c. it was confined mostly to the United States and Europe d. Asia was only partially affected