Which of the following was a contributing cause of World War I rooted in German domestic politics?
a. A desire to avenge previous military losses
b. Foreign adventures advocated by a conservative political coalition of landowners and industrialists
c. Fear of growing Russian power
d. Attempts to spread German ideology to other European states
e. Complacency about peace
Answer: b
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According to The Federalist Papers, in which of the following ways did the Articles of Confederation allow the majority to overrule the minority?
I. A majority of the states could prevent the passage of new legislation to strengthen the confederacy. II. Nine of thirteen states, rather than a majority of the people, could control foreign affairs. III. The popular election of a powerful executive threatened the less populous states a. I only b. II only c. I, II and III d. II and III e. III only.
The greatest source of presidential power is found in politics and public opinion
Indicate whether the statement is true or false