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02/11/18
What is international relations in politics?
These notes cover every class, all the slides so far, as well as information from chapters 1-6
What are the various traditional methods used for agriculture?
Why is the external environment important?
What is summarizing accounting process?
How does the clustering of firms and workers benefit the firms?
What is the ability to share and create meaning through symbolic interaction?
What are the 3 steps of blood clotting?
What is the definition of revenue?
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What are the requirements of an analytical model?
What is a territorial entity controlled by a govt and inhabited by a population?
Narrate the Persian Gulf War.
What is international relations in politics?
Explain what the Rational Actor Model is.
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