According to Art, the fungibility of military power is based on __________
a. the fact that it can be effective by use, threat, or even simply existing during peacetime
b. its ability to determine general power rankings in the international order
c. its role in the creation and dissolution of military and political alliances
d. the political skill of domestic leaders
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How does contemporary research on public opinion and foreign policy support or contradict the Almond–Lippmann consensus? Be sure to identify the principle assumptions of the Almond–Lippmann consensus in your answer.
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is the main reason interest groups are often successful in getting legislation passed to benefit their members?
a. It is easy to garner support from most members of Congress on any issue. b. All members of society desire the legislation that special interests pursue. c. It is very easy to get legislation passed in Congress. d. A narrow constituency derives the benefits from such legislation but the costs are spread broadly across the population. e. Interest group activity represents the democratic process at work because individual interest groups often represent more than half the population.