Probably the most successful use of radio by a politician were the famous
a. "Sunday conversations" by President Ronald Reagan.
b. "fireside chats" by President Franklin Roosevelt.
c. "evenings with Bill" by President Bill Clinton.
d. "Saturday morning addresses" by President George W. Bush.
e. "afternoon chats" with President Barack Obama.
b
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Under the "two-turnover" test, when is a democracy considered stable?
a. once two generations have passed b. once there have been two constitutional law challenges that withstand court scrutiny c. once there have been two elections in which one party replaces another d. once there have been two executive terms without an attempted coup
The 1937 case of National Labor Relations Board v. Jones and Laughlin Steel represented a new understanding of federalism on the part of the Supreme Court
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Which of the following is the main type of organization that lobbies on behalf of workers?
a. public interest group b. trade association c. union shop d. labor union
What is meant by a "concurring opinion"?
a. an opinion delivered that explains the chief justice's position on a particular case b. an opinion delivered when a justice agrees with the majority opinion but for different reasons c. an opinion delivered when members of the Court interpret constitutional issues d. an opinion delivered when less than a majority of justices hold the same opinion on a case e. less than a majority vote on an opinion of the Court.