More than anything else in American culture, _____________ has emerged to dominate the social and political landscape

One reason identified by Hoffmann for why international law can end up being detrimental to world order is

a. that states habitually ignore the legal claims of other states. b. that international law is often used as a tool of policy by statesmen. c. that much of international law authorizes states to increase their power. d. that international law cannot be enforced in the absence of a world government. e. that international law typically favors the interests of the strong over those of the weak.

Many political scientists have not considered Mexico to be a viable democracy because

a. it only has one political party. b. election results have often been falsified so that the PRI wins. c. civil liberties are limited. d. the police have too much power. e. PRI candidates import voters from the United States.