One argument in favor of the Electoral College is that it

 
a. picks the candidate with the most popular support. 
b. ensures majority rule. 
c. requires a candidate to appeal to the populations of multiple states. 
d. makes sure candidates visit competitive and non-competitive states alike. 


c. requires a candidate to appeal to the populations of multiple states. 

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a. There are different elites depending on the value being sought. b. Income inequality is reducing drastically. c. Legitimacy implies that something is accepted as right. d. Elites often reinforce their position by gaining authority. e. People obey authority out of habit and because of a desire to be accepted by the group.

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It is imperative to keep the cost of production as low as possible in order to maximize profits because __________

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A filibuster is which of the following?

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The Supreme Court was particularly active during the 1960s in broadening its interpretation of _____ to ensure that states and localities could not infringe on civil liberties protected by the Bill of Rights.

A. the writ of certiorari B. the writ of habeas corpus C. ex post factolaws D. the due process clause E. bills of attainder

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