What were the main positions of the Greenback Party, the Populist Party, and the Progressive movement? What impact did they have on the two main political parties and Texas in general?

What is the difference between “soft power” and “hard power” approaches to international crises?

a. Soft power is unilateral; hard power relies on coalitions. b. Soft power is possible only during wartime; hard power is only possible during peacetime. c. Soft power is a permanent intervention; hard power is temporary. d. Soft power involves diplomacy and economic pressure; hard power involves force.

Because of __, the role of party leaders is weakened as well as the 26th amendment

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).