Why do factions continue to raise serious problems for American democracy?
a. Because candidates rationally champion widely shared values and interests.
b. The resources needed to gain influence—money, access, and expertise—are distributed very unevenly.
c. There are too many lobbying groups dedicated to some moral vision of the public good.
d. The interest group universe has grown smaller so that those people without resources are always disadvantaged.
b. The resources needed to gain influence—money, access, and expertise—are distributed very unevenly.
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Why did the Reagan administration introduce cost-benefit analysis into the rule-making process?
a. to expand administrative discretion b. to decrease the number of legal disputes over rules c. to accelerate the rule-making process d. to slow the rule-making process
John Stuart Mill advocated that public opinion should be controlled
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Today, slavery:
a. is non-existent. b. is legal everywhere. c. is less of a problem than it was during the Atlantic slave trade. d. affects more people's lives than it did during the Atlantic slave trade.
The Republicans won all the statewide races in Texas in 1996, 1998, 2000, and 2002
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.