In what way(s) do NGOs possess many of the state's basic features, performing functions states have traditionally performed?
a. they have priorities such as environment, health or human rights
b. they have the ability to conduct research and raise awareness about particular issues
c. they provide a service to people in a given territory
d. they have challenged states that violate their principles
e. All of the above
e
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A method of delegate selection that begins with local meetings and culminates in a state convention is known as the
A) open primary. B) frontloading method. C) caucus method. D) closed primary. E) deliberation.
A political ad touts a candidate's "outsider" status and stresses the need for change. A candidate running such an ad is most likely a(n) __________
a. challenger b. incumbent c. amateur d. careerist
Which of the following is likely to contribute to a negative presidential approval rating?
A. falling inflation B. rising unemployment C. rising employment D. rising confidence about the future
What is the purpose of the party whip?
a. This person goes on the attack when the opposition party proposes legislation unacceptable to the party. b. This person “whips into shape” anyone who deviates from the party line. c. This person ensures that members are present when a piece of legislation is to be voted on and directs them how to vote. d. This person pushes for new legislation, “whipping up” enthusiasm for potential new laws.