When is a citizen's party identification most likely to influence his or her vote?
a. in a presidential election
b. in a race between two incumbents
c. in a race without an incumbent
d. in a low visibility election
Answer: d
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a. his or her family b. the party c. the American people d. the state legislature e. the media
What term do we use to describe the percentage of eligible voters who actually voted in a given election?
a. direct primary b. voter turnout c. class action numbers d. supportive behavior e. franchise percentage
Why does political culture matter in American politics?
a. The solutions to the problems faced by Americans are heavily shaped by our core beliefs. b. It is the cultural values of the United States that allow us to promote collectivist policies. c. American political culture supports the policies of outsourcing and heavy government regulation that are critical to a competitive economy. d. Immigrants cannot learn American political culture and as such it is a cleavage in American politics.
While measures of state power often focus on military expenditures, they also often include variables such as economic size, populations, natural resources, and many others
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false