Why is the scatter diagram a good choice for comparative
analysis?
a. A scatter diagram works well for showing patterns.
b. A scatter diagram shows more quantitative data than other diagrams.
c. Scatter diagrams are more popular with political scientists.
d. Scatter diagrams are excellent for showing qualitative data.
Answer: a
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a. provided clear protections for the African Americans’ rights throughout the country. b. was filibustered in the Senate as southern senators realized that this was their last chance to maintain segregation. c. was overturned by the Supreme Court in Sweatt v. Painter as an unconstitutional extension of federal power. d. allowed African Americans to sue their states in federal court if they were denied the vote.
The rise of public interest groups and the fragmentation of the interest group universe, as well as the ability of legislators to learn from past mistakes, broke up the ______ made up of members of Congress, lobbyists, and regulatory agencies.
A. iron triangles B. gridlock C. policy experts D. government
New Jersey v. TLO (1985) established that school authorities may search students without _____________ as long as they are reasonable.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The “cult of the offensive” contributed to the outbreak of World War I by__________
a. encouraging nationalist populations to support war b. providing the precipitating cause c. exacerbating the naval arms race between Germany and Britain d. convincing leaders that military technology conferred first-mover advantages