Money provided by the American government to parents for payment of their children's tuition in a public or private school of their choice is known as a ________

Coalition governments tend to be

A. more frequent than single-party majority governments. B. as stable as single-party majority governments. C. more stable than single-party majority governments. D. less stable than single-party majority governments.

Which of the following was a criticism of the realist school of thought?

a. It was too idealistic. b. It could not account for new trends in international relations, like economic cooperation. c. It was too precise in how it defined key terms, like power and interest. d. Both options b and c are true. e. All of the above are true.