Why are great-power efforts to ensure they have sufficient water to meet their needs likely to lead to an increased risk of conflict, according to Dupont?
a. States always fight over natural resources.
b. These efforts are likely to alienate other states.
c. People around the world think water should be shared, not hoarded.
d. Water resources often lie under or pass through more than one state.
d
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Who were the “muckrakers”?
a. A group of journalists in the 1900s who constantly attacked and harassed the government, causing unnecessary distrust among the citizens b. Corporate newspaper editors of the early 1900s who accepted bribes for favorable reporting c. Corporate executives during the years prior to the Great Depression who received prison sentences for their roles in corrupt corporate practices d. A group of journalists in the late 1800s who investigated and exposed corporate and political corruption in American life e. Journalists who reported on the questionable underworld environment
The Bill of Rights limits the power of which of the following?
A. The government over the rights and liberties of individuals B. The national government over the rights of the states C. State governments over the inherent powers of the national government D. National and state governments to tax individuals E. State governments to tax the national government