Which of the following is a requirement for federal office that the Constitution has banned?
a. age
b. gender
c. religion
d. citizenship status
ANS: C
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When voters can vote in either party primary without disclosing their party affiliation, it is called
A. a closed primary. B. an open primary. C. a run-off primary. D. a blanket primary. E. a caucus.
John listens to NPR every morning on his daily commute. A publicly funded radio station, NPR nevertheless frequently has fundraising drives. John never contributes because he can listen to the station whether or not he contributes and doesn’t believe his $10 would make any difference. John’s situation is an example of
a. a tragedy of the commons. b. the free-rider problem. c. the prisoner’s dilemma. d. the majoritarian problem.
The information-gathering program exposed by Edward Snowden that was responsible for scooping up millions of phone records, e-mails, and other information on Internet usage was called __________.
A. RECORD B. PRISM C. SPASM D. C-ALL
What repercussion followed the Boston Tea Party of December 16, 1773?
A. prohibition of the colonial assembly and town meetings B. passage of the Coercive Acts C. closure of the port of Boston D. imposition of martial law E. All of these answers are correct.