Which paradigm most likely agrees with the statement "might makes right"?
a. Constructivism
b. Liberalism
c. Feminism
d. Neo-Marxism
e. Realism
e
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Why is it that despite Jews only making up less than 2 percent of the U.S. population most elected officials take a pro-Israel stance?
A) A great deal of elected officials are themselves Jewish. B) Most elected officials are ignorant of the politics of Israel, and so simply go along with the wishes of American Jews. C) Most elected officials are predisposed to supporting Israel regardless of pressure from citizens. D) Among American Jews are extremely avid supporters of Israel.
The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 denied Chinese immigrants the right of _____
a. jus soli b. sovereignty c. jus sanguinis d. naturalization
In 1967, the Warren Court overturned the precedent on wiretapping, concluding that __________
a. wiretapping requires judicial authorization b. wiretapping violates the Sixth Amendment c. wiretapping is not a search and seizure issue d. wiretapping is a form of libel
Ricardo's argument: If Samantha learns her intelligence quotient (IQ), she might decide she is so smart that she doesn't need to work, thereby ensuring that she won't do well. Or, Samantha might be afraid to work because if she does try and doesn't get all "A"s, she might believe the score is "wrong." The idea here is that it's vitally important to convey the message that the key to any achievement in life lies in working hard (as the saying goes, "Genius is 99 percent perspiration and 1 percent inspiration"). Finally, telling Samantha she is a genius may make her feel that she is superior to the other kids, potentially wreaking havoc on her personality and/or social relationships.
What will be an ideal response?