Question 1 saved j. ann tickner, international relations theorist, states "to begin his search for an objective, rational theory of international politics, which could impose order on a chaotic and conflictual world, morgenthau constructs an abstraction which he calls political man, a beast completely lacking in moral restraints." which of morgentau's six principles of political realism was designed to "slay the beast"? question 1 options: political realism moral aspirations of a nation within the guidelines of moral law seeking truth over opinion objectives are shaped by the past but are obtained for the short and long term impact awareness of global tensions and not shying from uncomfortable dialogue which of the following situations best illustrates the function of article six (6) of the us constitution? question 3 options: the legislative branch is divided into two bodies of law makers: the house of representatives and the senate. the president has the authority to veto laws created by the legislative branch. no government body has the right to make laws that infringe upon constitutional freedoms the supreme court justices serve life terms supreme court rulings are often taken as interpretation of law of the times. which of these events is an example of a supreme court previous ruling being overruled for modern interpretation? question 4 options: brown vs board of education topeka, kansas roe vs wade 13th amendment - scott vs sanford all of the above which of the following bill of rights amendments is considered to be protective measurements of individual freedoms and rights? question 5 options: 1st freedom of speech 2nd right to bear arms 4th protection of search and seizure all of the above