What is a delegate?
a. anyone who official joins a major political party
b. an accredited voting member of a party's national presidential nominating convention
c. someone who is nominated for office at a national political convention
d. an individual who casts a ballot in an open or runoff primary
Answer: b
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national wealth is to use: a. GDP. b. GNP. c. GDP per capita. d. income per capita.
An alternative theory to “punctuated equilibrium” is the concept of “muddling through.” In the context of policymaking, what is the meaning of this concept?
a. progress that is abruptly halted b. political and human factors result in compromise between Congress and the executive c. policymaking in the United States that is rigidly guarded as a process that always balances both sides of the debate d. stability that suddenly goes awry e. long periods of stability that are broken up by sudden and abrupt change
What has changed between the 1964 and 2012 elections?
a. Men were more likely Democratic in 1964 than in 2012. b. Men were more likely Democratic in 2012 than in 1964 . c. Women were more likely Republican in 1964 than in 2012. d. Women were more likely Republican in 2012 than in 1964.
The ________ Amendment forbade the states from denying any person "equal protection under the law."
A) Tenth B) Twelfth C) Thirteenth D) Fourteenth E) Fifteenth