In 20th-century American history, the most important minor parties were ________ parties.
A. ideological
B. single-issue
C. factional
D. non-aligned
E. reform
Answer: C
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a. The nature of the federal electoral structure leads to decentralization. b. Americans resist efforts of the parties to become more centralized. c. Federalism leads to decentralization. d. U.S. party organizations do not control the nomination process. e. States write the laws that dictate party structure.
With regard to the government in the People’s Republic of China (PRC), which of the following is incorrect?
a. The primary purpose for the existence of legislative bodies is to rubber-stamp policies as they emanate from the Politburo. b. In the PRC, the key legislative unit is the National People’s Congress. c. The real locus of power in the PRC is the Communist Party general secretary and the Politburo. d. The PRC continues to foster a “personalist” leadership as it did earlier under Mao Zedong.
In the council-manager form of city government, policy implementation is the primary responsibility of which of the following officials?
a) mayor b) city council c) city manager d) city commissioners e) county commissioners
Which of the five major antipoverty programs showed the most dramatic increase in recipients between 1994 and 2011?
a. Food stamps b. Medicaid c. Supplemental Security Income d. Temporary Assistance to Needy Families e. Earned Income Tax Credit