As emphasized by the identity perspective, the phrase “anarchy is what states make of it” refers to the idea that state behavior is shaped by which of the following?
a. The relative position states hold in the material distribution of power
b. That states can pursue their interests through reciprocal interactions in international institutions
c. That the nature of the international system is constructed through the repetitive social interactions of states
d. The attribute of states such that they are not subordinate to a higher power
c. That the nature of the international system is constructed through the repetitive social interactions of states
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The Bill of Rights limits the power of
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.
A divided government is understood to mean
A) a bicameral system of government, with a House of Representatives and a Senate. B) a system which divides responsibilities between the state and federal levels. C) a bipartisan government in which all viewpoints are represented. D) the executive and legislative branches of government are controlled by different parties. E) the two-party system of government in the United States.