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What two factors remain the principal correlates in accounting for foreign policy attitudes according to Holsti?
 
  a. Ideology and party identification
  b. Education and age
  c. Ideology and region
  d. Age and gender
  e. Party identification and education

Question 2

According to the analysis of foreign policy elites, which are the two largest categories?
 
  a. Hardliners and internationalists
  b. Internationalists and realists
  c. Isolationists and accommodationists
  d. Accommodationists and internationalists
  e. Realists and isolationists



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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