Analyze the government’s history of regulation of media content, including rules historically used to regulate content and how different media outlets are treated.
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In 1996, President Clinton made good on his promise to "end welfare as we know it" by signing a law that eliminated the largest welfare program—Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC). This program was replaced with a new program called TANF
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A primary function of the governor's staff assistants and the press secretary is to
A) raise election campaign funds. B) protect their boss from adverse situations. C) discourage opponents in future elections. D) make the final decisions about appointments to important government offices.
The difference between premier-presidential regimes and president-parliamentary regimes is the following:
A. The former is responsible to the legislature while the latter is not. B. The former is responsible to the president while the latter is not. C. The former is not responsible to the legislature while the latter is. D. The former is not responsible to the president while the latter is.
The process through which problems become matters of public concern and government action is called
A) agenda building. B) the rule of four. C) legislative rule. D) policy implementation. E) partisanship.