During the age of Imperialism, Great Britain claimed the nation of Nigeria. Nigeria was still governed by local authorities, but those authorities were supervised by British officials. Would this be an example of direct or indirect control?

The United States leads the world with numbers of people who read a daily newspaper. True False

Of the nine justices sitting on the U. S. Supreme Court, how many are needed to grant an appeal, also called granting certiorari?

What was the outcome of the u. s supreme courts decision on bush vs gore

Aid specifically designed to foster a democratic opening in a nondemocratic country is known as a. foreign aid. c. propaganda. b. free speech. d. democracy aid.

People tend to use emotion-focused rather than problem-focused coping strategies when they

Private ownership allows people to decide how they will use their property, a. as long as their property is put to productive use. b. as long as they do not invade or damage the property of others. c.

Silvia, an attorney in Florida, also was a licensed certified public accountant (CPA) and a certified financial planner (CFP). Silvia placed an ad in the yellow pages listing her credentials, including the CPA and CFP designations.

Wegener saw pangaea as a jigsaw puzzle, where the puzzle pieces were

If there is no majority in the electoral college who chooses the president

An effective price ceiling is best defined as a price: A. imposed by government below equilibrium price. B. imposed by government above equilibrium price. C. higher than any consumer is willing to pay. D. lower than any supplier is willing to sell.