The most common example of a metropolitan coordination problem is ________
A. local elections
B. municipal street repair
C. transportation
D. education
C
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The United States withdrew from ________________ in 2004 in order to set up a missile defense system in Europe due to the Iranian threat
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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Tipping takes place when
A) a substantial group of voters switches party allegiance. B) increasing numbers of voters call themselves independents. C) groups of voters grow large enough to change the partisan balance in a district, state, or country. D) birth rates decrease. E) third party candidates enter the race.
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