Federal aid aimed at improving the quality of life for all citizens, such as by fighting crime or improving schools, is usually distributed on the basis of __________
a. population
b. income
c. entitlement
d. need
Answer: a
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In the early 1900s, which of these issues became a part of the agenda of the Progressive movement?
A) Representation B) The tax system C) Private sector employment D) Economic growth E) Home rule for municipalitie
The number one factor determining the power of an interest group is
a. how much money they contribute to legislators. b. how much public officials need the expertise of the group. c. how much time they spend with employees of administrative agencies. d. how many former legislators they employ. e. how effective their radio and television advertising is.
The heavy consumption of energy by U.S. citizens is due to __________
a. economic recession b. economic development c. national hubris d. consumer confidence