People who become members of interest groups for purposive incentives are joining
A. for a sense of belonging to the group.
B. as free riders.
C. for ethical beliefs or ideological reasons.
D. to improve their economic opportunities.
E. because they have been pressured to do so.
Answer: C
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a. Wilson's League of Nations proposal never became a reality. b. The United States never joined the League of Nations. c. The United States embraced internationalism after World War I, rejecting its isolationist past. d. The neutrality acts of the mid-1930s were measures to initiate domestic reform in the United States prior to pursuing an active global role. e. Both options A and D are true.
What is protectionism?
a. a policy of military bases on the territory of allies b. foreign aid geared toward preventing the spread of dangerous diseases c. the screening process through which immigrants into the United States must pass d. a policy forbidding or hampering other countries from selling goods and services in the United States
From 1848 to 1860, Texas's economy became increasingly tied to that of
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On what is the doctrine of preemption based?
a. the due process clause b. the supremacy clause c. the full faith and credit clause d. the privileges and immunities clause