How do the short-term causes and domestic and international causes of regime change differ?
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Unlike domestic and international causes, short-term factors typically apply only to a particular case, not a whole pattern of regime change. For instance, sometimes a dictator dies but another dictator assumes power, leaving the non-democratic regime in place. Likewise, an economic crisis may cause a fatal decline in regime legitimacy in one democracy but not in another.
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a. cell b. marginal c. summary d. variable
A substantially higher propensity to vote is associated with which
of the following individual traits? A) identification with a political party B) education level C) gender D) income level
Inherent powers derive from the fact that the United States is
A. a democratic republic. B. a confederation formed by state governments. C. a sovereign power among nations. D. a federal system. E. explicitly entitled by the Constitution to annex new territory.
After World War II, very few Americans favored our entry into the United Nations.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)