Most undocumented workers from Mexico:
A. acquire skilled trades and move to a middle class lifestyle
B. work at semi and unskilled jobs for less than Americans would expect at those jobs
C. quickly assimilate into the broader Anglo-American culture
D. eventually become US citizens
B
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How did issue advocacy allow interest groups to circumvent disclosure and contribution limits starting in the mid-1990s?
a. Any group that defined itself as advocating a single issue was exempt from reporting contributions to the government. b. By focusing on issues rather than candidates, interest groups could appeal to a broader segment of the population. c. Individuals were allowed to select one issue-based interest group and make an unlimited contribution to that group. d. Interest groups were able to make election ads without words like "vote for" or "vote against."
How did the McGovern–Fraser Commission make the delegate selection process of the Democratic Party more representative and open to input from the public?
a. byrequiring delegate selection procedures to be open to all party members b. byincreasing the number of delegates chosen c. byweakening the power of registered party members to choose convention delegates d. byencouraging the use of presidential caucuses rather than primaries
The Johnson administration gave money to the states for its programs through _________, which was money for the states to use on what the national government wanted
A) ?block grants B) ?Pell Grants C) ?categorical grants D) tax breaks E) general-revenue sharing
What does intensity contribute to the success of an interest group?
a. Intensity often leads groups to advocate for more than they can realistically get, and the final result is that they get nothing. b. Intense interest group members often scare away other potential members with less intense beliefs. c. Politicians are more likely to listen to a group showing intensity. d. Intensity weeds out the free riders in a group, resulting in a more heterogeneous group.