Compared to other countries, class divisions in the United States are __________
a. defined by degree of acceptance of organized labor
b. defined by degree of hostility to organized labor
c. less defined and less important to politics
d. reinforced by competitive individualism
Answer: c
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The courts are most likely to become an arena for interest group competition in a country __________
a. where the rule of law is strong b. that accepts the corporatist ideal c. with a relatively weak central government d. that has a parliamentary form of democracy
Why must we be realistic about expectations when presidents are facing difficulties in implementing their unilateral actions?
A) In practice, there is really no way for the other branches to resist presidential action. B) Policy changes under a separation-of-powers system always come in fits and starts. C) It is much easier to convince bureaucrats to execute laws than to convince them to execute unilateral actions. D) The lack of self-executing mechanisms in presidential unitary actions increases their failure rate.
Appeals courts review the judgments rendered in lower (superior) courts.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
How do party committees typically allocate independent expenditures in campaigns?
a. They focus on a few competitive races. b. They spend funds equally across races. c. They focus on candidates who are behind in the polls. d. They focus on reelecting incumbents.