In the context of agenda setting, _____ are stories about how the world works.
A. slick sets
B. gaffes
C. frames
D. podcasts
E. spins
Answer: C
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Which of the following is not a resource that interest groups draw on?
a. Membership size b. Presidential endorsement c. Economic strength d. Relationship with the media
The Supreme Court has ruled that freedom of expression is a fundamental right. May government restrict freedom of expression?
a. No. The Constitution prohibits all government infringements of freedom of speech. b. Yes, if government can show that a restriction fulfills a legitimate public purpos e. c. Yes, but only if the government can demonstrate a compelling public interest in restricting freedom of expression. d. State government can restrict freedom of speech, but the national government cannot. e. Yes, but only if the government applies the restrictions evenly throughout society.
Which statement explains how civil rights differ from human rights?
a. Civil rights are more difficult to enforce than human rights. b. Civil rights relate to voting while human rights relate to individual choice. c. Civil rights block government mistreatment while human rights grant resources to individuals. d. Civil rights only arose with the advent of modern democracy but are essential for ensuring human rights.
The two most important function of Congress are representation and lawmaking
a. true b. false