What is the current largest minority group in the United States?
A) African Americans B) Asian Americans C) Native Americans
D) Hispanics E) Arab-Americans
D
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In Timeline: The Immigration Debate, which of the following allowed illegal aliens living in the United States continuously as of a certain date to apply for legal status?
a. 1965 Immigration Act b. 1977 Immigration and Nationality Act c. 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act d. 1990 Immigration Act
According to Hoffman, what is the major reason why terrorism is so difficult to define?
a. The meaning of the term has changed frequently over time. b. The term is inherently subjective. c. Terrorism is too politically charged a concept to permit a straightforward definition. d. The phenomenon is too complex to define clearly. e. The term is now used so loosely that a clear definition has become impossible.
Which of the following statements regarding the elections and parties in Mexico is true?
a. As a nation steeped in tradition, it is not surprising that representation and participation in Mexico has not changed in a century. b. The process of electoral reform ultimately strengthened the stranglehold of the PRI on political power in Mexico. c. The electoral reforms allowed by PRI ultimately set in motion a sequence of events in which PRI lost its domination of politics in Mexico. d. The losses suffered by PRI in the 1990s forced the party to completely disintegrate and become an array of meaningless minor parties.
Informal groups of lawmakers who gather together based on party or interest to discuss matters of common concern are known as
A. congressional caucuses. B. politicos. C. placeholders. D. trustees. E. delegates.