An operational definition defines how a concept or idea will be measured

"Police power" is

a. the power to prosecute murderers. b. the power to engage in surveillance of citizens. c. granted to the national government under Article I, Section 8. d. listed specifically in the Tenth Amendment as being reserved to the states. e. general power of the states to provide for public health and safety.

The use of precision weaponry and surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities are part of the

A) modernized weaponry doctrine. B) mutual assured destruction theory. C) new wave of militarism. D) revolution in military affairs. E) second generation of peacekeeping.