Which of the following statements best characterizes the relationship of the national party committees to the party system?
a. National party committees have autonomous authority over the party system.
b. National party conventions have autonomous authority over the party system.
c. National party conventions derive ultimate authority from state parties.
d. National party committees have with no central authority.
d
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Which of the following best describes the opinion of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) on segregation?
A. Segregation means equality within the meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment. B. Laws separating the races are constitutional. C. Reversal of the "separate but equal" interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment was correct. D. Segregation means equality if the facilities are equal in all tangible respects.
When a researcher uses excessive detail in expressing a number or statistics report to give the impression of scientific rigor, he may be adding information that is not accurate
For example, using 1,899,312 to express population in a city instead of using 1.9 million people. This data quality limitation is known as A) reliability. B) validity. C) topic knowledge. D) fallacy of misplaced concreteness.
How is the American Convention on Human Rights different from the European Convention on Human Rights?
a. The American convention supports individual rights; the European convention does not support individual rights. b. The American convention uses the U.S. Supreme Court; the European convention created a separate court. c. The American convention uses the U.S. Bill of Rights; the European convention lists separate rights. d. The American convention allows capital punishment; the European convention bans capital punishment.
The modern presidency, characterized by the presence of a great deal of power even in the absence of a large personality or a national crisis, came into being with the presidency of
A. Grover Cleveland. B. Franklin Roosevelt. C. Woodrow Wilson. D. Theodore Roosevelt. E. William Taft.