Miranda v. Arizona(1966) is an example of a ________ case
a. votingrights
b. racial-discrimination
c. criminal defendant
d. states' rights
e. religious freedom
C
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In which of the following might political action committees (PACs) invest their contributions in order to maximize their political influence?
a. members of the minority party in Congress b. challengers c. incumbents d. presidential candidates
In Texas, Democratic candidates usually do best among voters living in which of the following?
a) Middle and upper income suburbs b) Rural areas c) small towns d) West Texas e) Big cities
The Great Compromise at the Constitutional Convention:
A. guaranteed freedom of speech to Americans of all races. B. resolved the small-state and large-state controversy by giving something to both sides. C. resolved the issue of slavery. D. guaranteed land for Native Americans. E. agreed on the establishment of a unicameral legislature that equally represented the states.
The supremacy clause, which implies that when there is a power struggle between the federal government and a state government, the federal government triumphs, is __________.
A. part of the reserved powers given to Congress in Article I, Section 8 B. specifically included in the Tenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution C. stated in Article VI of the Constitution D. addressed in each state constitution rather than in the U.S. Constitution