The strategic doctrine of nuclear compellence was used by the United States against the Soviet Union during

Part of the inspiration for ecologism,

Richard Falk's This Endangered Planet argued that which two basic conditions would provide the basis for a new world order? a. The growing importance of transnational, nonterritorial actors and a growing social consciousness of environmental problems b. The growing importance of transnational, nonterritorial actors and growing interdependence under conditions of scarcity c. The growing capability of scientific analysis to assess environmental problems and growing interdependence under conditions of scarcity d. The growing raw material scarcity in the world and growing standards of living throughout the world e. The growing importance of transnational, nonterritorial actors and the increasing willingness of states to sacrifice some sovereignty for overall welfare

What happened to the Federal Communications Commission's "fairness doctrine" under the Reagan administration?

a) The FCC required that broadcasters provide coverage of political issues and present diverse views. b) The FCC decided that its "fairness doctrine" violated free speech guarantees by telling broadcasters what they had to air. c) The FCC decided it was not going far enough in protecting the rights of political groups, so it increased the amount of required air time that had to be given to political candidates and issues. d) The FCC began buying media outlets to ensure that Reagan's conservative agenda would be protected.