Critics of ____________ believed Iran was already close to achieving a “critical capability,” the point at which it could produce enough weapons-grade uranium from low-enriched uranium for one or more atom bombs without being detected.

In cases of domestic violence, such as a riot within a state, the national government has the right to intervene

a. only when Congress authorizes the intervention. b. only when the state's governor requests help. c. only when the state's legislature requests help. d. even if there is no request for help from any state authority. e. only when the Supreme Court approves an interstate compact.

A book about the political and economic strategies of four Eastern European countries after the fall of the Soviet Union would be considered a work of __________

a. normative politics b. political psychology c. comparative politics d. political philosophy