Why do state governments tend to receive less media attention than national or even local governments?
A) States possess little legislative power.
B) Few media outlets focus primarily on state politics.
C) Political action at the state level does little to directly influence viewers' lives.
D) Not all viewers pay state taxes.
B
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How is a Super PAC different from a PAC?
a. PACs operate on the state level, while Super PACs are involved in politics on a national scale. b. Unlike PACs, Super PACs are allowed to endorse candidates. c. Super PACs are formed when two or more PACs join together to raise funds for a particular candidate. d. Unlike PACs, Super PACs may accept donations of any size.
Progressive reforms did which of the following to the political parties?
a. increased the organizational power of the parties b. decreased the organizational power of the parties c. limited the use of primaries in most states d. concentrated power among the political elite e. increased the power of political machines
What are some of the major achievements of the federal government? Did Congress play a major role in bringing about these achievements?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following institutions is typically least involved in initiating legislation?
a. The governor b. Legislative committees c. Administrative agencies d. The courts