What do we call an electoral system in which the candidate who receives the most votes in a district, no matter how many votes that may be, automatically wins?
A) A single-member simple plurality (SMSP) system
B) A majority system
C) A proportional representation system
D) A divided government
E) A realignment
A
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a. policy mandates. c. public support for government. b. public opinion on specific issues. d. people, not policy.
Mao contributed to Marxism–Leninism by
a. emphasizing the crucial role of the peasants. b. advocating the idea of a vanguard party. c. advocating the idea of democratic centralism. d. advancing the idea that the revolution could be nonviolent. e. executing all of the above.
What is true of judicial elections in California?
A. Many are highly controversial, because justices often act in highly partisan ways. B. Most are low-key affairs; few judges run against opponents, and they are rarely rejected by the voters. C. They are extremely expensive, routinely costing candidates millions of dollars. D. They are only held for candidates who are not lawyers (i.e., have not passed the bar), but those candidates are highly qualified citizens who want to become judges nevertheless.
Moenjo-Daro was built on a gridiron pattern
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.