How can one determine the direction of political bias?
What will be an ideal response?
ANS: Students’ answers may vary.
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Which statement BEST summarizes Madison's view of federalism?
A. He was a consistent supporter of the notion of a supreme national government. B. He was a consistent supporter of the notion of the supremacy of state governments. C. He was first an ardent supporter of national supremacy, then of states' rights. D. He was first an ardent supporter of states' rights, then of national supremacy. E. He assumed the national government would be supreme except in times of war.
States and some local governments hire lobbyists to represent them in Washington for what principal reason?
a. to ensure the continuation of cooperative federalism b. to ensure that they receive their fair share, or more, of federal funds c. to ensure independence from Washington policymakers d. to avoid the dangers of state-centered federalism
Which of the following most weakens arguments from game theorists?
A) Political actors are usually predictable. B) President Obama could not estimate the effect of pulling troops out of Iraq. C) Political scientists have been very accurate in collecting data. D) Like Europe, the United States will become more socialistic over the next 100 years.
Gerald Suttles argues that the images that people have about cities are
a. stereotypical. b. objective reality. c. overwhelmingly negative. d. one individual's impression.