In 1971, Congress tried to put candidates on an equal financial footing and make them less beholden to special interests through the
A) McCutcheon,et.al v FEC case.
B) Campaign Finance Reform Act.
C) Election and Campaign Finance Act.
D) Citizens United case.
E) Federal Election Campaign Act.
E
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Britain's single-member plurality electoral system tends to
a. exaggerate the scale of victory of the largest party. b. result in minority or coalition governments. c. result in a House of Commons that accurately reflects the demographic characteristics (such as race, ethnic identity, and gender) of the populace. d. keep the combined popular vote for smaller and national parties below 5 percent. e. all of these.
Which of these informal roles does the governor serve as the symbolic head of his or her political party in Texas?
a. chief of party b. leader of the people c. chief intergovernmental diplomat d. chief of state e. commander in chief
American labor unions
A. strongly support increased immigration. B. worry about immigrants taking low wage jobs from citizens C. believe that large numbers of immigrants depress wages of union members D. (b) and (c) E. none of the above
Which of the following is a result of the resurgence of power politics?
a. The partnerships between Russia and China that led to the establishment of the New Development Bank b. The growing economic influence of the BRICS c. The persistence of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) d. The Arab Spring