Most American elections have
A) been centrist or middle of the road in character.
B) been very radical in character.
C) clearly established a mandate for the winners.
D) been realigning in character.
E) all of the above.
A
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Discuss the meaning of Richard F. Fenno's phrase: "If Congress is the broken branch then how come we love our congressmen so much more than our Congress"?
What will be an ideal response?
According to Deborah Stone, which of the following is an example of a story of helplessness and control?
a. We can cut the number of cancer deaths if people quit smoking and change their diets. b. We can cut the inflation rate if the Federal Reserve Board intervenes with a tight monetary policy. c. The increasing number of car accidents is the result of automakers cutting costs by willingly accepting design flaws in automobiles. d. All of the above are examples.
In 2004 and 2008, voter turnout in presidential elections was around __________
a. 90 percent b. 75 percent c. 60 percent d. 30 percent
Japanese Americans suffered tremendous discrimination in 1942 when
a. they were forced to serve in the United States military against its enemy of Japan. b. over 110,000 United States citizens of Japanese ancestry were relocated into internment camps during WWII and had their property seized. c. all Americans of Japanese ancestry lost their citizenship rights. d. all those who were identified and located were deported to Japan. e. many of them were forced into labor camps to serve the military in overseas campaigns.