Majority-minority congressional districts may be constitutional if
a. the majority of the residents identify as Democrats.
b. only a small minority are registered voters.
c. race is not the overriding consideration.
d. race is the only consideration.
e. the majority of residents identify as Republicans.
c
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1. Mandates are not particularly important in consensus democracies. 2. Government identifiability is higher when there are many parties but they form preelectoral coalitions than when there are many parties that only begin bargaining over government formation after elections. 3. Responsiveness is an important goal for both the majoritarian and the consensus visions of democracy, though each conceptualize the term quite differently. 4. Analysts who look at fiscal activity in advanced industrialized countries in the postwar period find that there is very little cross-national variation in the level of fiscal activity. 5. According to the Meltzer–Richards model of the size of government, preferences over tax rates are a function of a voter’s income.Voters with a higher-than-average level of income prefer low taxes while voters with a lower-than-average income prefer high taxes.
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During the 1950s and 1960s, civil rights advocates used federal courts and the federal constitution to challenge segregation because:
A. state constitutions in the South prohibited segregation. B. the federal constitution permitted segregation. C. segregation was prohibited by both the federal and southern state constitutions. D. southern state constitutions permitted segregation.
The National Organization for Women
A) was first formed in the nineteenth century to help women gain the right to vote. B) was primarily responsible for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. C) is no longer a formidable force for women?s rights. D) now works for the enactment of individual statutes (laws) to protect women?s rights rather than a constitutional amendment. E) is a counter-interest group formed by Phyllis Schlafly to oppose the Women?s Liberation Movement and the Equal Rights Amendment.