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What does the term “soft power” refer to?

What does the term “soft power” refer to?

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______ powers are specifically established by the language o…

______ powers are specifically established by the language of the Constitution. 

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Members of Congress acting as delegates strictly adhere to c…

Members of Congress acting as delegates strictly adhere to constituency opinion, while those acting as trustees use their own experience and judgment to decide what is best for their constituents. 

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The _____ is the highest court in a particular state; this c…

The _____ is the highest court in a particular state; this court primarily serves an appellate function. 

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What was the Kyoto Protocol?

What was the Kyoto Protocol?

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The filibuster is a procedural tactic used by opponents of a…

The filibuster is a procedural tactic used by opponents of a bill to delay or kill it in the Senate. 

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An agreement between the president and another country that…

An agreement between the president and another country that has the force of a treaty but does not require the Senate’s advice and consent is called a(n)

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Social Security and Medicare are examples of contributory pr…

Social Security and Medicare are examples of contributory programs. 

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Most proposed bills do not pass Congress. 

Most proposed bills do not pass Congress. 

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What is Amnesty International?

What is Amnesty International?

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