Legislation to reform the regulation of federal lobbying in 1995 resulted in the
A) elimination of registration requirements for lobbyists.
B) filing of monthly reports by lobbyists disclosing their activities.
C) registration of tax-exempt organizations, such as religious groups.
D) registration of persons who spend more than 20 percent of their working time lobbying Congress or the executive branch.
E) the adoption by Congress of a $500 cap on the value of gifts that members can accept.
D
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government? a. non-violent protests b. expulsion from NATO c. a poor bond rating d. nation-wide strikes.
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Participation in the League of Nations was turned down by the U.S. largely because of growing isolationist sentiments. 2. State moralists champion international law as superseding sovereignty in many cases. 3. Collective security systems are less able to assemble coalitions to deter aggression in advance than balance-of-power systems. 4. The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor believing they could win a full-scale war against the U.S. if the oil embargo was broken. 5. Class cleavages at the domestic level play a key role in explaining the appeal of fascist and communist ideologies prior to World War II.