DeVries and Tarrance emphasize that
A) voters construct their own individual view of the campaign by interpreting symbols offered to them by drawing upon their own experience.
B) campaigns make no difference in the way people vote.
C) in many elections the outcome is determined by "ticket-splitters."
D) the strategy of a campaign should be to reinforce the views of voters who have already decided how they will vote.
E) campaigns have always made a difference, except in the case of the 1964 presidential election.
C
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A. topics not specifically mentioned but made implicit within the other amendments B. those rights that are explicitly set forth in the Bill of Rights (the first 10 amendments to the Constitution) C. those rights incorporated into the Constitution from the state constitutions D. those explicit rights contained in the Fourteenth Amendment
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
The Supreme Court has ruled that
A) Congress can demand access to any and all conversations taking place among the president's advisers. B) executive privilege can be invoked even when criminal conduct is involved. C) documents that Congress has demanded must first be submitted to a court for examination behind closed doors. D) documents that Congress has demanded must first be submitted to the Senate Judiciary Committee for examination behind closed doors. E) the executive branch has the power to decide which parts of its internal communication should be subject to investigation.
The _____ guarantees the right of the people "to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."
A) First Amendment B) Fifth Amendment C) Seventh Amendment D) Fourteenth Amendment E) Nineteenth Amendment