______ is an example of using economic sanctions as a foreign-policy tool.
a. Détente
b. Offering most favored nation status
c. An embargo
d. A U.N. resolution
e. Deterrence
c. An embargo
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According to the authors of the textbook, the most important function of a political party is
A) policy analysis. B) promoting social capital. C) public opinion polling. D) manipulating the media. F) winning elections.
Regarding the influence of public opinion on policy making
A. a majority of both the public and policy makers feel that public opinion should have a great deal of influence. B. a minority of the public feel that public opinion should have a great deal of influence, while policy makers hold the opposite view. C. a minority of both the public and policy makers feel that public opinion should have a great deal of influence. D. a majority of the public feel that public opinion should have a great deal of influence, while policy makers hold the opposite view. E. we don't really know what the public tends to believe.