One of the characteristics of capitalism is __________
a. its ability to reward highly-skilled, innovative individuals
b. its ability to ensure an equal distribution of wealth in society
c. its ability to minimize inequality in the distribution of wealth in society
d. its ability to promote collective bargaining by members of labor associations
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Morality policy advocates can be successful in reshaping a policy when their arguments are
a. less about absolute moral values and more about incremental, instrumental problems. b. deeply compelling to a targeted interest group. c. focused on the scriptures found in the Old Testament. d. in line with the religious convictions of state legislators.
The Civil Rights Acts passed by Congress between 1865 and1875
A. were designed to enforce the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments. B. implemented the extension of citizenship to anyone born in the United States. C. made it illegal to use law or custom to deprive anyone of rights, privileges, or immunities secured by the Constitution. D. declared that everyone is entitled to full and equal enjoyment of public accommodations. E. All of these choices are true.
France requires a majority for the winning
candidate, with a second round run-off election in the event no one has a majority. In a recent election, the candidate who came in second place in the first round got only about one out of six votes in the second-round run-off. Why? a) No one had a plurality in the first round. b) Voters who opposed the candidate split their votes among many other candidates in the first round. c) Voters voted for many different candidates in the second round. d) The candidate was favored by many people who failed to vote in the first round.
According to political science, what is the number on priority of politicians?
A. Winning elections B. Claiming credit C. Writing bills D. Good governance