One difference between opening day in the House and opening day in the Senate is that
a. New members must be sworn in in the Senate
b. committee members are appointed in the House
c. the House must reorganize but not the Senate
d. the Senate reorganizes, but not the House
Ans: c. the House must reorganize but not the Senate
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and beliefs. You are engaging in which of the following? a. democracy b. lobbying c. grassroots activities d. litigation
What three ethical issues should be considered in administering surveys?
What will be an ideal response?
Thee unpopular taxes the British imposed on the American colonies were meant to______.
A. pay for the debt created by the French and Indian War B. punish the colonists for acts of rebellion C. pay for slaves England was shipping to the colonies D. pay for the lavish lifestyles of the English nobility
What is the central difference between the free market policies that exacerbate inequality and the capabilities of the pan-ethnic movements that George Lipsitz believes could have a greater effect on positive societal change?
A. Pan-ethnic movements are able to garner greater support through inclusion, which will in turn affect elections and policy changes, while free market policies remain possessively invested in whiteness. B. Pan-ethnic movements use society’s investment in whiteness to promote white leaders who support positive change, while free market policy supporters actively suppress these leaders. C. Pan-ethnic movements can acknowledge and combat the power of whiteness that intensifies inequality, while free market policies continue to allow for possessive investment in whiteness by ignoring the unequal power of whiteness. D. Pan-ethnic movements seek to recycle free-market policies into more positive government efforts to decrease inequality, while the original policies themselves remain fundamentally invested in whiteness.