The Brownlow Report
a. was eagerly accepted by a Democratic Congress that wanted to ensure that President Roosevelt would have all the help he needed to enact the New Deal.
b. was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, and this led President Roosevelt to propose significant changes to the Court.
c. was stymied by legislative gridlock and President Roosevelt was forced to rely on his executive authority to get the help he needed.
d. ignored the fact that the Constitution withholds the kind of authority from the President that CEOs typically enjoy, and Congress initially rebuffed the proposal and only relented to a scaled-down proposal.
d. ignored the fact that the Constitution withholds the kind of authority from the President that CEOs typically enjoy, and Congress initially rebuffed the proposal and only relented to a scaled-down proposal.
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The sociobiological perspective claims that
a. unlike all other animal behavior, human behavior does not have significant biological influences. b. there is a strong biological basis for human behavior. c. human aggression is natural. d. human behavior is determined by socialization.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Random sampling error is calculated by dividing the variation component by the square root of the sample size. 2. Random sampling error is one way to measure the amount of dispersion in a sample. 3. The standard error of a sample mean is synonymous with random sampling error. 4. The Central Limit Theorem tells us that all sample means drawn from a population fall within two standard deviations of the population mean.
When patriotism (state nationalism) and ethnic nationalism clash, it could
a. erode state power. b. lead to a failed state. c. produce violence. d. attract outside intervention. e. All of the above are correct.
By what method was the Law of the Sea formalized in the 1970s?
a. through a UN resolution b. through customary law only c. through a large intergovernmental conference that negotiated a draft treaty d. through a varied and complex series of similar bilateral treaties