What does the Congressional Research Service do?
a. audits the financial expenditures of the executive branch and federal agencies
b. conducts research and provides information to Congress
c. supervises all government-sponsored research projects that use human subjects
d. ensures that the Library of Congress has up-to-date research materials
b
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At the end of World War II
A) the United States and the Soviet Union were superpowers. B) Japan was a superpower. C) Germany was a superpower. D) China was a superpower.
Stalin became leader of the Soviet Union because ________
a. Lenin had handpicked him as successor b. he was viewed as the strongest on foreign policy by the Comintern c. he hadn't been in the party and was seen as someone with new, beneficial ideas d. he handpicked supporters during his time as general secretary and so had more support than Trotsky e. he killed Trotsky