Which of the following factors accounts for relatively low voter turnout rates in the U.S.?
a. Political parties in the U.S. are relatively weaker than they are in other countries.
b. Church attendance in the U.S. is relatively higher than it is in other countries.
c. Voter registration requirements are simpler in the U.S. than in other countries.
d. Political parties in the U.S. are stronger than they are in most other countries.
e. All of the above
a
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Fill in the blank with the correct words.
In McKeiver v. Pennsylvania (1971), the Supreme Court refused to extend the right to _____________ to juvenile proceedings
a. counsel b. trial by jury c. appeal d. a speedy and public trial
The Federalist Papers were a response to
a. Anti-Federalist essays critiquing the Constitution. b. critiques in the New York Post. c. opponents of the Declaration of Independence. d. the Articles of Confederation. e. Thomas Paine’s Common Sense.
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a. Parties responded by raising even larger amounts of hard money. b. It significantly weakened the parties and allowed interest groups to play a more influential role in elections. c. Soft money donors redirected the contributions to 527 and 501(c) committees. d. There was a significant increase in nonparty independent expenditures in elections.