The __________ first gave voters an opportunity to cast a ballot for delegates, who would in turn attend national conventions and choose presidential nominees
A) national caucus
B) national primary
C) direct primary
D) party boss system
E) general election
C
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Which of the following amendments in the Bill of Rights applies to the states?
A. The right not to have soldiers forcibly quartered in private homes (Third Amendment). B. The right to be indicted by a grand jury before being tried for a serious crime (Fifth Amendment). C. The right to legal counsel (Sixth Amendment). D. The right to a jury trial in civil cases (Seventh Amendment). E. The ban on excessive bail and fines (Eighth Amendment).
Special interests in Texas often attempt to have policies favoring them included in the constitution because
a. there is great prestige in having their "own" provisions in the constitution. b. the constitution is more difficult to change than ordinary laws. c. constitutional amendments can be approved more quickly than ordinary laws. d. voters tend to pay little attention to what is done to the constitution. e. all of the above.
How can mixed-methods increase the likelihood that what is being reported as the findings are what is being reported?
A. They can enhance the reliability. B. They can help to identify the sequence of the research being conducted. C. They can suggest alternative research designs. D. They can increase the validity.
Lamar lives in a country with a dictator who is unresponsive to most needs of the citizens. Lamar is part of a TAN that is trying to make the leader more responsive, with few results. Explain how Lamar’s TAN might use the boomerang modelto achieve its desired results.
What will be an ideal response?