What are U.S. state–society relations? Provide an example of their influence on a particular policy.
What will be an ideal response?
Answers should describe U.S. state–society relations as the interactions between government and private actors in shaping foreign policy. Answers should discuss the many non-state factors in the United States, including NGOs, public opinion, and political parties. Answers could provide examples, addressing issues such as the ways in which public opinion constrains U.S. involvement in military affairs, as in Vietnam and humanitarian interventions during the 1990s.
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Which of the following describes the Tillman Act of 1907?
a. It dictated which information could be disclosed to the public. b. It allowed corporations to place unlimited money into super political action committees. c. It prohibited government employees from seeking donations from Naval Yard employees. d. It prohibited corporations from contributing to federal campaigns.
What is an association?
A. a group of public interest research groups that works together on specific issues B. a third party organization that represents the government regarding trade agreements C. groups of institutions that join with others, often within the same trade or industry D. a stand-alone organization that lobbies for specific issues