How did the end of the Cold War change the degree to which the media covered international affairs?
What will be an ideal response?
Answers should address the sharp decline in foreign coverage at the end of the Cold War and how this decline led to a heavy reliance on wire services, such as the Associated Press and Reuters.
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Which of the following best describes the role of the Japanese government in its economy?
a. It was very interventionist prior to World War II but the occupation forced the government to adopt laissez-faire policies that have remained in place to this day. b. It has always played a major role serving as both patron and protector of domestic industry. c. It has acted as the patron and guardian for domestic industries since the Meiji period. d. Its adoption of a "wartime command economy" during World War II was an aberration as the government had traditionally adopted a laissez-faire stance. e. It began to act as a patron and protector of domestic industries only after the end of the Allied occupation in the 1950s.
Which of the following rights is not included in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution?
a. Freedom of speech and religion b. Right to peaceably assemble c. Freedom of press d. Right to petition government for a redress of grievance e. None of the above, each is a First Amendment right.