Those who are most active on social networks urging political action tend to be
A) individuals in the middle of the political spectrum.
B) individuals at the furthest conservative and liberal ends of the political spectrum.
C) individuals who feel fully disenfranchised from political action.
D) individuals who are generally uninterested in partisan politics.
E) individuals who are older than most elected officials.
B
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a. whether a bill reaches the House floor under a closed rule, restricted rule, or open rule b. whether a bill reaches the Senate floor under a closed rule, restricted rule, or open rule c. whether a bill reaches the Senate floor without a discharge petition d. when a bill will be taken up on the Senate floor, what amendments will be considered, and when a vote will be taken
Compare and contrast the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
How did the two organizations differ in origins and strategy? Describe the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), including how it developed and what strategies its members used. How did it differ from the SCLC? Do you think the techniques of one of these organizations were more successful than those of the others? Why or why not? How well would the techniques used by these groups transfer to current efforts to expand civil rights for gays and lesbians? What will be an ideal response?
What makes the European Union a supranational organization?
a. Its members have managed to gain more sovereignty through being part of the Union. b. Its enormous size c. It has a detailed governance structure separate from that of its constituent state members. d. It has integrated economically, militarily, and culturally. e. It continuously accepts new members.
The process of reapportionment takes place every
a. two years matching the federal election cycle. b. ten years after the completion of the federal census. c. four years following the inauguration of a new President. d. six years prior to elections for the Senate. e. time the party controlling the state legislature changes.