How do political parties enhance the way in which the Constitution works?
What will be an ideal response?
They provide an extraconstitutional framework of rules and institutions.
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People with strong religious beliefs ________
A. adapt the principles of their religion according to the political climate B. regard the laws of the government as morally binding C. accept the principles of other religions even if they contradict their own beliefs D. yield if the majority of their fellow citizens vote for policies that contradict their moral principles E. regard the principles of their religion as timeless, unchanging, and morally binding
The cultures that prevailed in classical Athens and in Ming Peking were very similar
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
The political realignment of the Gilded Age resulted from __________
a. the development of the first political parties
b. economic distress and depression
c. national tensions exacerbated by the Civil War
d. America's failure to win the Vietnam War
At which of the following points in the policy process would you expect the mass media to become most involved by critiquing existing policy?
a. agenda setting b. policy evaluation c. policy formulation d. problem identification