What is the United States government's intention in requiring campaign contribution limits?
a. It limits individual tax write-offs.
b. If forces candidates to raise their funds from a broader pool of contributors.
c. It removes a financial burden from voting taxpayers.
d. It frees up funds for entitlements and social programs.
b. If forces candidates to raise their funds from a broader pool of contributors.
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Why does the individualistic subculture hold that government should be limited?
a. Government exists strictly for utilitarian reasons and to ensure stability in a society. b. Government should never be trusted and accordingly its roles should be limited. c. Individuals can look out for themselves more effectively than the government can. d. Government has a corrupting influence on a population as a whole.
There are You Try It! exercises in chapter 1
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Cases before appellate courts are typically decided by
a. a consensus in a full court meeting. b. a panel of twelve jurors. c. a two-person majority of the panel. d. a unanimous decision of the three judges. e. the senior judge of the panel.
Mao Zedong’s China may be classified as what type of regime?
A. military B. theocratic C. communist with personalist overtones D. semi-authoritarian