Describe an identity conflict in the textbook; what are the arguments that each of the groups in the conflict make, and what broader themes do they illustrate?
What will be an ideal response?
Students should give the point of view of the two groups and the broader conceptual themes that are related.
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A. Eliminating restrictions on campaign contributions has made it easier for candidates to raise more money. B. The shift from television advertising to labor-intensive mobilization efforts requires more resources. C. The stakes represented by elections are so high because decisions from the federal government affect every aspect of American social and economic life. D. New campaign finance laws that provide full public financing for all federal candidates has increased the competitiveness of elections since each side is equally matched.
In 2015, the EPA released a report that did not connect hydraulic fracturing to widespread, systemic pollution of drinking water
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following sectors is responsible for the largest portion of state and local government budgets combined?
A. health B. education C. welfare D. transportation
Which of the following is defined as finding measures to compare in order to test the accuracy of hypotheses?
a.) operationalization b.) data analysis c.) data collection d.) identifying alternative rival hypotheses