How does a party nominate a presidential candidate?
A. The party leadership selects the nominee at the party's annual meeting.
B. The party convention selects delegates for the party caucus.
C. The party caucus/primary selects delegates for the party convention.
D. The party members directly vote for the nominee.
Answer: C
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How has realignment in Texas differed from normal national realignment?
A. In Texas, realignment occurred in a midterm election, whereas nationally it occurs in a presidential election. B. National realignment typically happens during one election; in Texas, it happened very gradually. C. National realignments tend to occur every thirty-five to forty years, while Texas has had realignments every decade. D. National realignments are between two parties; in Texas, realignment has involved three major parties.
Which of the following variables is frequently used to explain the likelihood of interest group formation?
a. change in the environment b. leadership c. socioeconomic status of potential members d. activities of interest group entrepreneurs e. All of the above
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According to Chenoweth and Stephan's research, which objective is least likely to succeed through the use of either violent or nonviolent methods?
a. secession b. antioccupation c. territorial objectives d. antiregime resistance