The Carter administration's policy of global cooperation focused on all of the following except
a. the shuttle diplomacy throughout Asia.
b. the intractable problems of the Middle East.
c. the festering problems of southern Africa.
d. the serious issues with Panama and the Panama Canal.
e. the crucial regional troublespots of the world.
A
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a. A collective international responsibility to protect civilians from the effects of war and human rights abuses b. A collective need to define terrorism and agree on a universal response c. A need to recognize that state sovereignty cannot be violated unless human rights abuses reach the level of genocide d. A need to revise UN human rights machinery to exclude those states that are gross violators of human rights e. A need to remove the power to intervene on behalf of human rights from the exclusive domain of the Security Council
Describe how bureaucracies see their tasks
A) With iconoclastic eyes, seeking to controvert typical government policies B) With very conservative eyes, seeking to keep their agencies small and economical C) As only work to be completed D) As extremely crucial, demanding bigger budgets and more employees each year
_____ maintain that the influence of interest groups on government is not undemocratic because individual interests are indirectly represented in the policymaking process through these groups
A) Marxists B) Textualists C) Naturalists D) Pluralists E) Secularists
In Ford v. Wainwright (1985), the Supreme Court held that the Eighth Amendment prohibits the execution of a prisoner who is
a. legally insane. b. mentally retarded. c. under 16 years old. d. None of the above is true.