The foreign policy process is
a. stable. Virtually all scholars realize that it changes very little from country to country
and from time to time.
b. well-defined. There is widespread agreement about what the steps in the process are,
and about how they must be followed. Most policymakers follow these steps
faithfully.
c. dynamic. Constant change is a reality of the foreign policy process.
d. None of the above statements is true.
c
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The U.S. Constitution is, according to Theodore Lowi, perfectly designed to do what?
a. raise political consciousness b. prevent change c. encourage political resistance d. promote social efficacy
Which one of the following is true with respect to the Fourteenth Amendment and the application of the Bill of Rights upon the states?
a. Selective incorporation has taken place through the equality clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. b. Selective incorporation has expanded the power of the states to infringe upon civil liberties. c. Selective incorporation began with the ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment in 1791. d. Selective incorporation has applied only the First Amendment to the states. e. Selective incorporation has guaranteed many of the provisions of the Bill of Rights against infringement by state and local governments.