Rules can be thought of as the "how" in the definition "who gets what and how." They are directives that determine how resources are allocated, and they determine how we try to get the things we want.

Some political scientists have argued against UN peacekeeping interventions on the grounds that __________

a. they may spark more violence and casualties by prolonging civil wars by their neutral orientation. b. they failed to prevent cases of genocide in Rwanda and Sudan by their limited nature c. their peacekeeping record is mixed, suggesting that their designs need to be reconsidered d. the actions are not proactive enough, in that they do not prevent war through any means

What country occupied the Gaza Strip before 1967?

a. Israel. b. Syria. c. Jordan. d. Egypt.