Why might local governments avoid redistributing resources to needier citizens?
What will be an ideal response?
An ideal response would be:
Local governments, as a rule, do not try to promote equality by redistributing various resources to needier citizens. Local officials tend to believe that this is the task of national or state authorities—if they think it should be done at all.
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Preachers, teachers, lawyers, journalists, and
others who deal with ideas often have a professional stake in __________ the system. A) enriching B) documenting C) criticizing D) supporting
In a(n) __________ primary, registered voters who are not affiliated with either party can vote in either party's primary
Fill in the blanks with correct word
In Texas, how is party membership determined?
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