In 1888, the Electoral College worked as it was designed to when the election was won by __________ even though his opponent, Grover Cleveland, won the popular vote
a. Andrew Jackson
b. Henry Clay
c. Rutherford B. Hayes
d. Benjamin Harrison
d
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The federal government indirectly benefits Texas because it contributes large amounts of money to the state to be used for
A) oil and gas exploration. B) pharmaceutical research and development. C) aerospace spending. D) military staffing and spending.
Incumbent presidents seeking reelection have an advantage over challengers because __________.
A. their campaigns are paid for entirely with public funding B. they do not have to run in primaries or caucuses C. they can raise money more easily D. they can ensure that the media give them positive coverage
Which of the following is true of earmarks?
a. Though Congress banned earmarks in 2010, members are still able to secure funding for projects in their districts. b. They have become an increasingly popular way for members to win favor with their constituents. c. They are condemned by members of Congress as wasteful spending. d. They are the main reason that public approval of Congress is so low.
Held in 1899 and 1907, ________ brought large and small states into the diplomatic process and reformed the rules and methods of diplomacy.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).