What were political party machines?
a. A type of entertainment developed to bring potential voters into the fold
b. Voting methods designed to garner the greatest number of votes in a specific election
c. Local organizations capable of mobilizing or manufacturing large numbers of votes on behalf of candidates
d. Groups of political parties that worked against one another in order to inspire voters to contribute time and money
c
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Which approach did both Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson use for managing the White House staff?
a. collegial b. competitive c. hierarchical d. dictatorial
The post-2008 economic crisis
a. strengthened the arguments of liberals. b. strengthened the views of economic structuralists. c. has contributed to the view that economies function best when governments are least involved. d. has contributed to the view that state intervention is important, and markets left to themselves will inducecrisis.
The president's closest advisors today tend to be
A) Cabinet members. B) White House aides. C) senators. D) party leaders. E) members of interest groups.
Federalists believe liberty is best protected in...
a) Large, heterogeneous groups b) Small, homogeneous groups c) Large, homogeneous groups d) Small, heterogeneous groups