If the state is seen as a benign third party willing to protect citizens from each other in exchange for taxes, this is referred to as the

Which statement best describes the goal of presidents with respect to executive power?

A) The search for power is of the first order of importance. B) Presidents rarely worry about their executive power. C) The desire to expand power is of little importance to modern presidents. D) Presidents seek to expand their foreign policy, but not their domestic policy, powers.

Which of the following is NOT a force that helped to create a booming market for single-family homes, altering the fate of cities?

a. The Great Depression b. World War II c. Home-building innovations d. Highway systems