Occasionally, the Mass Public Votes Directly on an Issue of Foreign

question 41

Multiple Choice

Occasionally, the mass public votes directly on an issue of foreign policy significance, such as when

• A) Switzerland voted to leave the United Nations.
• B) the United States ratified the Maastricht Treaty.
• C) Britain voted on whether the state will remain in the European Union.
• D) Germans voted to begin World War II.
• E) Russians voted to end the Soviet Union.

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Definitions:

Noise

Unwanted or irrelevant information or disturbances that can interfere with the communication process, perception, or understanding.

Encoding

The process of converting information into a particular format for efficient communication or storage.

Receiver

The individual or group who gets the message from the sender during the communication process.