What are the Millennium Development Goals? Give three examples.
What will be an ideal response?
Students should first be able to define the millennium development goals as eight goals adopted by the United Nations to address inequity in the international system with the objective to improve people’s lives globally by 2015. Students should then give three examples of millennium development goals, which may include to eradicate extreme hunger and poverty; to achieve universal primary education; to promote gender equality and empower women; to reduce child mortality; to improve maternal health; to combat HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other diseases; to ensure environmental sustainability; or to develop a global partnership for development.
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Why is it rare for a member of a national parliament to vote "no confidence" in their party's leadership?
a. Members of parliaments have unwavering support for their leadership. b. Parliaments do not have "no confidence" votes. c. Voting "no confidence" in leadership is purely symbolic and has no meaning. d. Voting "no confidence" in leadership is a good way to end your own political career. e. It is too financially expensive to conduct "no confidence" votes.
How has President Trump's opinion leader role differed from previous presidents?
A. He has made personal and constant use of social media to express opinions more than any other president. B. He has relied more on consultation with political consultants and policy advisors before commenting to the press and public. C. He experienced a longer honeymoon period than most presidents. D. He has experienced a particularly low partisan gap with respect to approval rating. E. He has enjoyed a cozier relationship with his own party leadership than most.