One of the Progressive leaders who pushed direct democracy as governor was
a. Jerry Brown
b. Hiram Johnson.
c. Culbert Olson.
d. Pat Brown.
b
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Which did NOT occur during the Grand Apartheid years?
a. Foreign capital and public investment in strategic industries increased, leading to substantial economic modernization and development, and Africans began to move into semiskilled manufacturing jobs. b. Homelands, areas reserved for the exclusive use of Africans, were established. c. The South African government passed laws that allowed detention without trial and made it easier to torture prisoners. d. Restrictions were placed on African, Indian, and Colored enrollment in major universities, and a system of segregated colleges was established. e. The African National Congress was formed.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.Quantitative easing is when central banks buy long-term securities to lower long-term interest rates directly. 2.The Beijing Consensus advocates low inflation and market reforms in developing and developed states 3.Microeconomic policies apply to the economy as a whole, not a specific industry or sector. 4.In the Single Market Act of 1987, the European Community rationalized domestic regulations among its member countries to create a single integrated market with compatible regulations.
U.S. parties are weakly organized and decentralized, and thus, the parties do not __________ well at the national level
Fill in the blank with correct word
The Jack Abramoff bribery scandal prompted Congress to enact new ethics rules, starting in 2007 . Under these new rules, members of Congress ___________
a. may accept payment for making speeches and attending events b. may accept small gifts from lobbyists, but they must be reported c. may not accept free travel for any reason d. may not accept gifts, travel, or meals from lobbyists