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Jkov05

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What two events are noted in the book for having resulted in an overhaul and major expansion of the national security apparatus?
 
  a. World War II and the Cold War
  b. World War I and Watergate
  c. Vietnam War and Operation Desert Storm
  d. The Cuban Missile Crisis and 9/11

Question 2

The new social scientific approach that was adopted following World War II assumed that
 
  a. international politics was best studied through an historical perspective.
  b. patterns of social behavior were nonexistent.
  c. individuals and nation-states are not social beings.
  d. knowledge could be acquired by investigating patterns of social behavior.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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