When rival delegations appear at a national convention charging each other with irregularities, which of the following settles the dispute over which delegation will be seated?
A) the keynote speaker, subject to the approval of the convention
B) the national chairperson, subject to the approval of the national committee
C) the credentials committee, subject to the approval of the convention
D) the presidential and vice presidential nominees, subject to the approval of the national committee
E) the electoral college
C
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A) instrumentalism. B) mobilization. C) franchising. D) campaigning. E) registering.
What change is most consistent with? devolution?
When a wealthy voter believes that the government is spending too much on social welfare programs, she is probably ______.
A. rejecting her party identification B. falling prey to the spiral of silence C. following her economic self-interest D. reflecting the view of her political generation
Which of the following best describes the level of compliance of Southern states to Brown II?
a. slow at best b. decisive and conclusive c. reluctantly compliant d. fast and comprehensive