The Electoral College gives a theoretical advantage to small states
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
TRUE
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In this decision, the Supreme Court ruled that American foreign policy is vested entirely in the federal government where the president has plenary power.
A. Curtiss-Wright Export Corp. v. United States B. Korematsu v. United States C. Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer D. Hamdi v. Rumsfeld E. Rasul v. Bush
Peter Katzenstein, from the ________ school of thought, makes the claim that the best (and often most overlooked) prediction of how a state will behave is how its own political culture views the norms and values at stake
a. constructivist b. liberal c. neoliberal d. Marxist e. structural realist
Public agencies are usually funded by:
a. Taxes. b. Public authorities and clients’ payments. c. Corporations. d. Private funders.
The president, members of Congress, presidential candidates, and the media are all talking about falling test scores and the failures of public education. Not a day goes by that the issue isn't front and center
Urgent debates on the need for reform are ever present. Not surprising, when a polling organization conducted a survey that asked, "What do you think is the most important problem facing the country today?" 35 percent replied "education." What is the best explanation for this polling response? a. The miracle of aggregation shapes what the public thinks about and what they think about it. b. Partisanship shapes what the public thinks about and what they think about it. c. Opinion leaders shape what the public thinks about and what they think about it. d. Moderately attentive "scorekeepers" shape what the public thinks about and what they think about it. e. The political sophistication of voters shapes what the public thinks about and what they think about it.