A psychological attachment to one of the main political parties demonstrates the idea of political ________
A) adjustment
B) liberalism
C) partisanship
D) ideology
E) posturing
C
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The history of fire protection in America can best be described as which of the following?
A. a governmental responsibility since the founding B. a natural national monopoly C. the evolution of a private good to a governmental responsibility D. a congressional responsibility pursuant to Article I of the Constitution
The controversy that exists around the climate change debate surfaces around ______.
A. the evidence for global warming B. the question of human involvement C. the extent or rate of climate change D. the reliability of research on climate change
According to a study by Thad L. Beyle, a political scientist, governors of the biggest states, such as California, New York, and Texas, are important and powerful in political circles because
A) they have greater influence in national political conventions. B) they are often elevated to potential presidential candidacy because they are governors of these states. C) the national press covers them closely. D) all of the above. E) their influence is just as great as that of governors who represent small states.
The modern standard for restrictions on political speech was set in the 1969 case of ______.
a. Brandenburg v. Ohio b. Mapp v. Ohio c. Abrams v. United States d. New York Times v. United States