What made it possible for the Internet to replace TV as many Americans' primary news source?
A. Competition between Internet and traditional media
B. The expansion of broadband connections
C. Increased media bias in traditional media
D. More television being offered through the web
E. Less regulation of the Internet as compared to other media.
Answer: B
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a. Allowing Africans to hold civil service jobs including those in security institutions like the police b. Requiring that only half of the curriculum in African schools be taught in Afrikaans c. The central government turning administration of townships over to African residents d. African workers gaining collective bargaining rights e. Allowing political parties associated with Africans to participate in subnational elections
Advocates of economic liberalism believe that governments should stay out of markets as much as possible
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Which of the following functions do the state political parties fulfill?
a. relying on the orders of the national party organization for direction b. participating in the election of state senators for other states c. participating in the election of state party chairs for other states d. selecting the slate of electors who will be available to serve in the Electoral College
Voters are less knowledgeable about __________ politics, though they can exercise more direct influence over its policies
a. state and local c. local, but not state b. national d. international