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Chapter 3a—Business in a Global Economy ESSAY 1. What is the difference between an absolute advantage and a comparative advantage? ANS: Answer not provided. PTS: 1 OBJ: 3-1 NAT: AACSB: Diversity TOP: The Basis for International Business 2. What does it mean for a country to have an absolute advantage? Compare that to having a comparative advantage. ANS: Answer not provided. PTS: 1 OBJ: 3-1 NAT: AACSB: Diversity TOP: The Basis for International Business 3. What is a national balance ...

Review Sheet, Second Midterm Exam, GOV 312L: U.S. Foreign Policy MODULE 9: THE VERSAILLES TREATY TO ORIGINS OF THE COLD WAR 1. How did the Versailles Treaty, particularly the harsh terms imposed on Germany, contribute to World War II?  Versailles Treaty: one of the peace treaties following WWI (1914-1918), ended state of war between Germany and the Allied Powers  Harsh Terms o Germany lost its navy, colonies, merchant marine, territory in West and East, and army was limited to 10...

FINAL EXAM Review Test 1. Republic means the same as a. individual rights b. direct democracy c. consent of the governed d. representative democracy 2. Limited government means that the power of a. elected officials has no limits b. voters has extensive limits c. elected officials has limits d. voters has no limits 3. The idea of the social contract is that a government is only legitimate if it has a. limited rights for the governed b. restrictions on democracy c. consent of the ...

FINAL EXAM Review Test 1. Republic means the same as a. individual rights b. direct democracy c. consent of the governed d. representative democracy 2. Limited government means that the power of a. elected officials has no limits b. voters has extensive limits c. elected officials has limits d. voters has no limits 3. The idea of the social contract is that a government is only legitimate if it has a. limited rights for the governed b. restrictions on democracy c. consent of the ...

HIST 410N Week 2 Discussion 2: Nationalism and the Treaty of Versailles Nationalism and the Treaty of Versailles (graded) What were reasons that led to the ultimate failure of the Treaty of Versailles? What were the challenges facing the newly-formed League of Nations, and why was it so difficult to form a lasting agreement that would prevent another war? Elaborate. Responses Response The Treaty of Versailles What were the terms of the Treaty of Versailles that b...

1 Secondary School Examination (March- 2020) Social Science (087) Marking Scheme 32/1/1 QNO. EXPECTED ANSWERS/VALUE POINTS SECTION-A PAGE NO. MARKS 1. A/French Revolution. H(5) 1 2. Inland Emigration Act of 1859: Plantation workers were not permitted to leave the tea gardens without Permission. H(60) 1 3. Vernacular Press Act: It provided the government with extensive rights to censor reports and editorials in the Vernaculars press. OR Gulamgiri by Jyotiba Phule. It was ...

US HIST 2 Final Study Guide 1 Men stand outside a soup kitchen in Chicago opened by Al Capone in February 1931. 60 million people, including many members of the middle class, were affected by the Great Depression by the end of 1932, and soup lines became common in urban cities. For many, the descent into poverty was a result of which of the following? • Collapsed banks that consumed life savings • Unwillingness to work hard • Absence of an insurance industry • Personal failing...

What makes a state a state? - answer-Territoriality and Sovereignty What are the conditions of statehood? - answer-Permanent population, Defined territory, a Government, and capacity to enter relations with other states What is power? - answer-Ability to achieve ones personal goals or purposes, get other to do what you want Hard Power - answer-Military, Visible, and tangible Soft Power - answer-Negotiations, Norm Making, Indirect What are the elements of rational choice? - answer-...

What makes a state a state? - answer-Territoriality and Sovereignty What are the conditions of statehood? - answer-Permanent population, Defined territory, a Government, and capacity to enter relations with other states What is power? - answer-Ability to achieve ones personal goals or purposes, get other to do what you want Hard Power - answer-Military, Visible, and tangible Soft Power - answer-Negotiations, Norm Making, Indirect What are the elements of rational choice? - answer-...

AP Euro: Important People Latest Updated 2022 Girolamo Savonarola (1452-1498) Dominican friar, attacked government of Florence (Lorenzo de' Medici), corruption of Pope Alexander VI, became religious leader of Florence, eventually excommunicated and executed by pope, shows that common people did not share worldly outlook of elite Petrarch (1304-1374) thought he was living at the start of a new era, new age of intellectual achievement, father of humanism Lorenzo Valla (1406-1457) hum...