The diversionary theory of war refers to
a. leaders who face an internal crisis so they provoke an international crisis to divert domestic rebellion.
b. when leaders who are losing one war start another to divert attention away from the losing conflict.
c. international organizations who try to divert both sides in a conflict to diplomatic solutions rather than violence.
d. insurgent groups who launch a diversionary strike to draw government forces away from their true target.
e. None of the above is true.
A
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a. protect the shared objectives of their members. b. are extensions of political parties. c. serve as bureaucratic components of state government. d. were ruled unconstitutional in Davis v. Planned Parenthood.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Political parties exist only in democracies. 2. In presidential democracies, it’s even possible for complete political outsiders to win the presidency. 3. Democratic governments are supposed to reflect the preferences of their citizens. 4. Single-party systems exist only in dictatorships. 5. A one-party dominant system has only one legal party.