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KWilfred

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The ability of a leader to shape public opinion and generate support for a crisis
 
  a. usually holds for the short term only.
  b. depends on the security situation.
  c. is a function of elite opinion only.
  d. is related to the attitude of the opposition.

Question 2

What event triggered the evolution of America's military to a large, permanent professional force?
 
  a. Civil War c. Cold War
  b. World War I d. Vietnam War



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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