1. An industrial development program that uses protective tariffs - import quotas - exchange rate controls - preferential licensing for capital goods imports - and subsidized loans to benefit local infant industries is known as

2. Which President presided over the first significant regulation of American corporations by the federal government - earning the label of "trustbuster"?

3. When a previously held belief is inconsistent with a current belief or current information - it is known as

4. The correct labeling for arrows A through D in order is

5. In economics - a budget constraint is best defined as

6. A sacred account of the origin and evolution of the world in its present form is known as a

7. Which of the following statements is correct about Simon de Bolivar?

8. Which political changes took place in Eastern Europe in the 1990s?

9. If a nation can produce a product at a lower opportunity cost than its trading partner - it is said to have

10. Take up the White Man’s burden— The savage wars of peace— Fill full the mouth of Famine - (A)nd bid the sickness cease The poem above was written by

11. The organizers of the "Boston Tea Party" objected to the

12. The tendency for individuals to look for - notice - and remember information that is consistent with their beliefs is

13. By which method can the judiciary check the power of Congress in the United States?

14. Global warming occurs when industry - agriculture - and transportation release gases such as

15. In classical (Pavlovian) conditioning - conditioning can be said to have occurred when the

16. Which publisher’s "yellow journalism" helped push the United States to war with Spain in 1898?

17. Which of the following does NOT represent European notions of mercantilism in the 1600s?

18. Which of the following statements about China and Taiwan since World War II is most accurate?

19. The discovery of the Rosetta Stone was significant because it

20. Which thinker was most responsible for creating a more modern approach to scientific inquiry?

21. Which of the following psychological needs are often satisfied by religion? I. Religions give meaning to individual existence and society by tying individuals to a mythical and spiritual past. II. Religions grant a sense of continuity tying the present to the past - future - and the afterlife. III. Religions bestow mundane routines of everyday existence with greater meaning by giving them spiritual connections.

22. Which of the following refers to the number of people that can be supported by the available resources at a given level of technology?

23. Government by a single individual is known as

24. In Western democracies - a government with popular support and citizens who feel their government has the right to act on their behalf is said to have

25. What is the main difference between the political systems of the United States and France?