Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) is reliant upon
a. Country A is unlikely to launch a first strike, because in doing so, it would destroy itself when Country B retaliates.
b. Country A is likely to attack and take the consequences of a counterstrike.
c. Country A assumes that Country B is unlikely to attack.
d. Country B lacks the technology to determine a nuclear strike.
e. Country A, B, and C agree to a pact of non-proliferation.
Question 2
In Bowers v. Hardwick (1986) the Supreme Court
a. struck down a state law making it a crime to engage in homosexual sodomy.
b. upheld a state law restricting heterosexual sodomy.
c. upheld a state law as applied to consensual homosexual sodomy.
d. struck down a state law prohibiting single-sex marriages.
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