A 2005 survey found that American opinion leaders
a. were divided over whether establishing a stable democracy in Iraq would succeed.
b. were united in the view that the United States should remain the only military superpower.
c. differ over the utility of public diplomacy to change America's image in the Middle East.
d. were generally divided over whether China is a serious problem for the United States.
e. Both options A and C are true.
E
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Most Americans believe that the problem of illegal immigration is
A. serious, but not a priority issue for government. B. an area urgently needing government reform. C. something that will never be resolved. D. not very important, but in need of minor government reforms. E. unimportant and a distraction from more important problems.
In what way did the media affect the American war in Vietnam?
a. Pamphlet propaganda in Vietnam aided the war effort. b. Explicit pictures helped turn public opinion against the war. c. Social media helped communicate news of atrocities. d. Television reports of high death counts amongst the Viet Cong reinforced public support for the war.
How did a new breed of "precision pollsters" in 2012 markedly alter the way established firms conducted polling?
A) By focusing on trends of only a few groups, especially in the swing states, to accurately predict an Obama win in both the popular vote and the Electoral College. B) By focusing on trends in various groups, especially in the non-swing states, to accurately predict an Obama win in both the popular vote and the Electoral College. C) By focusing on trends in various groups, especially in the swing states, to accurately predict an Obama win in both the popular vote and the Electoral College. D) By focusing on trends in Democratic groups, especially in the swing states, to accurately predict an Obama win in both the popular vote and the Electoral College.
The ______ theory of policy making focuses on the role of experts and leaders in formulating public policy.
A. political B. economic C. rational D. elite