Which of the following best illustrates Peters’ six categories of policy tools used by the government?

a. Laws, services, money, taxes, other economic instruments, and suasion
b. Money, services, taxes, education, other economic instruments, and suasion
c. Taxes, subsides, education, services, other economic instruments, and suasion
d. Services, regulations, education, other economic instruments, and suasion


a. Laws, services, money, taxes, other economic instruments, and suasion

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a. Political socialization b. Political efficacy c. Political alienation d. Political polarization e. Political campaigning

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Exceptionalism, moralism, and ambivalence refer to which of the following influences on U.S. grand strategy?

a. State–society relations b. Geopolitical assets c. Grand strategy d. Strategic culture

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Why might political parties shy away from taking strong policy positions?

a. Party discipline may be high, but ideological differences continue to divide. b. Party membership is too moderate. c. Parties have no way to bind their elected officials to a party platform. d. Party powers are limited by the U.S. Constitution.

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Texas has had a two-party system since the end of Reconstruction, with the Democratic and Republican parties competing on near equal footing throughout the period

Indicate whether this statement is true or false.

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