Interest groups use ratings as a
A. measure of success in their lobbying.
B. measure of how liberal or conservative a legislator is.
C. political cue.
D. way to find political allies with other interest groups.
E. All of these are correct.
Answer: C
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Professional ethics of journalists dictate a commitment to:
A. right leaning and exaggeration. B. objectivity and truthfulness. C. subjectivity and exaggeration. D. liberalism and left leaning. E. information and entertainment.
Which of the following best describes political action committees in the context of federal law?
a. They are highly regulated by the Federal Election Commission. b. Their donors are anonymous. c. There are no limits on the amount of donations to a political action committee. d. There are no limits on donation amounts but the donors cannot be anonymous.
The best example of the generational effect is
A) individuals who are in their early twenties tend to have more liberal attitudes toward social issues. B) candidate Hillary Clinton received significant support from women in the 2016 presidential campaign. C) many individuals remember where they were the night Barack Obama was first elected. D) individuals who came of age during the Watergate scandal have a cynical attitude toward government. E) individuals with a high economic status tend to be more politically involved.
What is the purpose of deregulation in the American political economy?
A. Deregulation seeks to decrease the barriers to economic productivity. B. Deregulation seeks to increase the political power of labor unions. C. Deregulation seeks to increase the power of large economic monopolies. D. Deregulation seeks to remove inefficient barriers in the collection of taxes.