A single-member district:
A) does not allow independent candidates to contest in state elections.
B) is where the parliament elects one member from each district to their state legislature.
C) is represented by multiple elected officials from different parties, according to the proportion of the vote each party receives.
D) is where voters elect one member from their district to the House of Representatives and to their state legislature.
E) does not include federal and state legislative districts.
D
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If a group of people were systematically discriminated against in the past, which of the following would constitute an affirmative action policy designed as a remedy to help the members of this group overcome this legacy of discrimination?
a. a hiring policy that favors those with relatives working in government b. a college admissions policy that gives preferential treatment to members of the group that experienced discrimination c. a color-blind job application process to give members of this group an equal chance-- d. requiring that all job applicants have at least two years of prior experience
Which of the following is part of discretionary spending?
a. Social Security b. SNAP (food stamps) c. military spending d. Medicare
How is the role of the judiciary in the making of public policy different from that of the executive and legislative branches?
What will be an ideal response?
The movement of Americans from the cities to the suburbs after the Second World War
A) made it difficult for many newspapers to hold onto their urban readers. B) really had no effect on newspapers. C) was not noticed by newspapers. D) helped newspapers to hold onto their urban readers. E) caused newspapers to stop publishing articles about cities.