Change through Policy and the Law

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. Which one of the following is NOT a primary component of modern states?

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. Which perspective focuses on evolving practices relating to the recruitment, training, and employment of administrators in bureaucracies?

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. Which perspective focuses on the state as a means of resolving the clashing interests of different class group?

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. Who theorized that, "Wars made the state, and the state made war"?

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. Which one of the following answers is NOT a basic function of the welfare state?

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. The Canada Pension Plan is an example of which type of program?

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. Which of the following is true about means-tested programs?

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. Which of the following are measures by the state to address gross and systematic violations of human rights through compensation?

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. Which of the following is true about residential schools in Canada?

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. Which theory about voting patterns argues that fewer young people vote because of a variety of structural, social, and economic circumstances?

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. Social change can be intentional, but it is often unintentional.

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. The state's right to use violence is considered justifiable because it works to maintain social order and to defend the nation's interests.

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. The managerial perspective is related to Weber's earlier claim that the state is the only legitimate user of violence within a territory.

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. The managerial perspective focuses on the evolving practices relating to recruitment, training, and employment of administrators needed to manage these new bureaucracies.

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. From the beginning, the modern state was essentially intended for war-making and was centrally concerned with establishing and maintaining military might.

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. The economic perspective is related to Weber's theories and is sometimes referred to as the status perspective.

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. The welfare state refers to a state that plays a primary role in the promotion of its citizens' economic and social well-being.

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. Welfare states are instrumental in dealing with and reducing inequality.

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. Universal programs are available for a select few citizens such as capitalists.

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The TRC was established by the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement of 2007.

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