President Reagan's approach to his program was to
A. have a policy on almost everything.
B. rely heavily on his predecessor's program.
C. concentrate on only a few issues at a time.
D. rely on his cabinet.
E. rely on congressional leaders.
Answer: C
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A. working with legislators to draft bills. B. testifying before a legislative committee. C. encouraging interest group members to contact legislators about a bill. D. publishing a newsletter to keep interest group members informed.
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a. presidential mandate b. going public c. institutional presidency d. personal presidency
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A) interval B) ordinal C) ratio D) nominal