During presidential elections, nightly polls gauge changes in voters' preferences for the major contenders. These surveys are called __________ polls
A) straw
B) tracking
C) exit
D) partisan
E) push
B
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Between 1882 and 1950, 4,729 lynchings were reported in the United States. African Americans were the victims of these lynchings in which portion of these cases?
A. about three-quarters of the cases B. well over 85% of the cases C. fewer than half of the cases D. about one-quarter of the cases
One of the two major parties that dominated America's first party era was the Democratic-Republicans, who were led by
A. John Adams. B. George Washington. C. Alexander Hamilton. D. Benjamin Franklin. E. Thomas Jefferson.
Why did the Founders call for special ratifying conventions in the states rather than ask state legislatures to ratify the Constitution?
a. The Founders knew that they could get unanimous consent for the Constitution only through such a tactic. b. The Constitution placed many prohibitions on state power, which the Founders feared would prevent legislatures from ratifying the document. c. State legislators were not as educated as members of the ratifying conventions and would not have understood Federalist arguments. d. The Articles of Confederation required such a procedure if a new governing document were to be proposed.
The county executive committee is composed of
A) all county chairs.. B) the top state party candidates. C) delegates to the state convention. D) all precinct chairs.