Primaries and caucuses differ in that
A. caucuses require more grassroots organization.
B. caucuses generally have higher turnout.
C. a citizen can participate in both parties' caucuses.
D. parties get to select who participates in a caucus.
Answer: A
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false
Which of the following best characterizes the lion and fox?
a. The end justifies the means b. The ultimate use of force in the struggle for power c. The pursuit of political goals based on a higher moral law d. The purposeful persecution and, ultimately, destruction of a specific group of people
The establishment clause was created, in part, as a reaction to which of these?
a. Native American principles b. French civil law c. the English legal system d. Spanish jurisprudence