The Hatch Act of 1939 (Political Activities Act) is best known for
A) restricting the political activities of civil servants.
B) limiting political groups to spending no more than $1 million in any campaign.
C) limiting individual contributions to a political group to $1,000.
D) restricting the amount of money spent on primary and general elections for congressional candidates.
E) requiring disclosure of election expenses by candidates.
A
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a) county clerk b) tax assessor-collector c) district clerk d) sheriff e) constable
In the context of American political history, which of the following statements is true of the religion of presidential candidates?
A) For most of American history, presidential candidates were Greek Orthodox Christians. B) Democratic presidential candidate Michael Dukakis was a member of the Latter-Day Saints, commonly called the Mormons. C) In 1928, Democrat Al Smith became the first Protestant to run for president on a major-party ticket. D) In 1960, Democrat John F. Kennedy was elected as the first Catholic president. E) In 2012, two of the top three finishers in the Republican primaries were Protestants.
In what way(s) did the Bridget Mergens case impact the establishment of student or-ganizations on high school campuses? How can this case be related and applied to issues and controversies on today’s high school campuses?
What will be an ideal response?
IMF conditionalities resulted from ______.
A. the emergence of neoliberalism B. the continuation of Keynesian policies C. the waning of the Cold War D. the 1970s oil crisis