The rally-around-the-flag effect refers to the
a. patriotic fervor that often exists in democratic societies.
b. ability of a leader to increase his or her popularity by declaring war.
c. widespread support for a legitimate war.
d. policy of nationalism generally found in the developing world.
Question 2
What is the difference between the simple model and the dyadic model of the democratic peace theory?
a. The simple model states that democracies are more peaceful than all other forms of government, whereas thedyadic model says that democracies are more peaceful than communist governments but less peaceful thanother types of governments.
b. The simple model states that democracies are more peaceful in general whereas the dyadic model states onlythat democracies do not fight each other.
c. The simple model is focused on all types of war, whereas the dyadic model is focused on only civil war.
d. The simple model states that democracies are always peaceful, whereas the dyadic model states thatdemocracies will avoid world war but may enter into war with a single opponent.
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