All of the following factors have been found to contribute to the United States’ low Perceptions of Electoral Integrity (PEI) score EXCEPT ______.
A. the quality of voter registration
B. the process of drawing district boundaries
C. campaign strategies, such as advertising and opposition research tactics
D. campaign finance regulations
C. campaign strategies, such as advertising and opposition research tactics
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Federal policies that reduce benefits for all groups, often by imposing regulations or taxes that govern everyone, rich or poor, are called __________ policies
a. reverse distributive b. redistributive c. distributive d. public
The prime minister is selected by
a. the party with the most seats in the Rajya Sabha. b. the party with the most seats in the Lok Sabha. c. the party with the most seats in both the Rajya Sabha and the Lok Sabha. d. a direct election. e. the cabinet from among its members.
Business A is angry about a fine received from Agency X. Business A believes that Agency X acted arbitrarily in levying the fine. Business A has absolutely no faith in Agency X and refuses to subject itself to its administrative review. Instead, Business A goes directly to the state District Court to appeal the fine. The state district court will
a. take the case to determine whether Agency X acted arbitrarily. b. refuse to take the case because Business A has not yet exhausted its administrative remedies. c. defer to the agency as to whether it wants to have the first hearing of the case. d. None of the above is correct.
De facto segregation of schools was due to
A. discriminating housing patterns B. tendency of ethnic groups to live together in the same neighborhoods C. African American not being allowed to attend white schools D. white schools being overcrowded