Which group of economic actors often can force governments to adopt major financial reforms, even when those reforms are deeply unpopular with their citizens?
A. large corporations
B. interest groups
C. small businesses
D. international financial institutions
Answer: D
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What do studies on political culture and public opinion have in common?
a. They are always snapshots in time, and therefore have no long-term relevance. b. They deal exclusively with qualitative data. c. They are notoriously inaccurate and flawed. d. Responses are often tracked over time to find patterns.
What is the most common way that voters decide on who to vote for in a particular election?
a. TV ads b. Party loyalty c. Social media d. Attack ads
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Making defense policy is exceedingly difficult. 2. As a percentage of federal spending, military spending has increased since the 1980s. 3. U.S. defense spending is substantially higher than most other democracies. 4. While terrorism and unconventional threats are more of a concern to U.S. security now, military posture to these threats remains remarkably similar to past defense policy. 5. In a post-Cold War world, it is clear that the nuclear threat was a major deterrent to conflictual behavior.
All of the following were used by southern states to keep African Americans from voting EXCEPT
a. use of intimidation and threats of violence. b. requiring the payment of a poll tax prior to voting. c. passing laws that stated that former slaves and children of slaves could not vote. d. using difficult literacy tests when African Americans sought to register. e. none of the above.