A gathering of party members who voted in the party's primary for the purpose of electing delegates to the county or senatorial district convention is the
a. general election.
b. precinct convention.
c. state convention.
d. runoff primary.
e. direct primary.
B
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Which of the following is true of the 2010 ruling Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission?
A. The Supreme Court raised the limit of the amount in controversy from $20,000 to $40,000 in diversity cases. B. The ruling unauthorized cities and counties from passing local zoning or housing-construction laws. C. The Supreme Court determined that the government may not ban political spending by corporations in elections when the spending is undertaken independently of the campaigns of individual candidates. D. The Supreme Court declared 501(c)4 organizations invalid and prohibited political parties from accepting any funding from these organizations. E. The ruling explicitly covered unions and nonprofit groups.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Factor analysis is an exploratory technique. 2. Factor analysis aids in creating index variables. 3. Factor analysis uses correlations among variables to identify subgroups. 4. Rotation causes variables to load higher on one factor, and less on others, bringing the pattern of groups better into focus for interpretation. 5. For purposes of interpretation, factor loadings are considered only if their values are at least 5.0. 6. A task of analysts is to name the factors that arise from factor analysis.
In the context of the Bill of Rights, which of the following statements is true of the views of the partial incorporationists?
a. They ignoreFirst Amendment freedoms of religion. b. They ignore First Amendment freedoms of speech. c. They stress on the liberties that need to be eliminated for a democracyto function. d. They stress on incorporating preferred freedom. e. They emphasize that here is no need to consider which rights to apply.
In the Bakke case, Allan Paul Bakke argued that an affirmative action law that set aside a specific number of seats for minority applicants at the University of California Medical School at Davis was unconstitutional because it excluded him solely because of race
Indicate whether the statement is true or false