When plans to improve voter turnout were implemented, by allowing early voting by up to three weeks and voting via absentee ballot, what happened?
A) Voter turnout increased by 9 percent.
B) Voter fraud was a major issue.
C) Results were not conclusive.
D) The U.S. Election Assistance Commission objected to the initiatives.
E) Voter turnout actually fell.
E
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a. a $50 billion reduction in taxes b. a $30 billion reduction in taxes and a $50 billion increase in government spending c. a $25 billion increase in taxes d. a $15 billion increase in taxes and a $60 billion decrease in government spending
Which of the following is true about the structural-functional approach to comparative politics?
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When did Keynesian economics become widely accepted?
A) after World War II B) during the Great Depression C) after World War I D) during Reagan's term of office E) during George W. Bush's term in office