What is the typical effect of foreign crises on the president's approval rating?
A. They increase the president's approval rating except when the public believes the president could have avoided the crisis.
B. They increase the president's approval rating except when the public believes the president caused the crisis.
C. They increase the president's approval rating, even if the crisis was partially or wholly the president's fault.
D. They decrease the president's approval rating, even if the president was wholly blameless for the crisis.
E. They decrease the president's approval rating except when it is evident that the president was wholly blameless for the crisis.
Answer: C
You might also like to view...
What type of information may be contained in the appendices of a manuscript?
a) original data b) author's notes c) references d) both a and c
The chief mobilizing agent(s) in modern democracies is (are)
A) interest groups. D) the states. B) political parties. E) the media. C) the Registrar of Voters.
In defining the relations between the federal government and the states, the United States Constitution requires the federal government to do which of the following?
A) to guarantee to every state "a republican form of government" B) to protect the states against invasion C) to protect the states against domestic violence on request of the governor or legislature D) all of the above E) to ignore the wishes of a state's population
A majority of the bills on which Congress acts originate
A) among the bureaucracy. B) among the people. C) in the executive branch. D) from members of Congress. E) from Supreme Court decisions.