Institutional factors to voting are ______.
a. shaped by laws and procedures surrounding the election process
b. dependent upon the particulars of a specific election
c. centered upon the characteristics of potential voters
d. aimed at holding political candidates accountable for their actions
a. shaped by laws and procedures surrounding the election process
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The appointment of two Supreme Court justices by a Republican president to take the seats formerly held by Democratic appointees would be most likely to have which of the following effects?
a. Restriction of states' rights b. Expansion of federal government authority c. Enhanced use of the commerce clause to justify acts of Congress d. A shift in power from the national government to the states e. The elimination of all vestiges of new federalism
Describe the media's traditional watchdog role. Why did the Framers think this role is important for democracy? Do contemporary Americans continue to value the watchdog role of the media?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is a distinguishing feature of a presidential system?
a. The chief executive is chosen by direct popular vote. b. The selection of the chief executive depends on the outcome of legislative elections. c. Legislative and executive power is separated. d. The head of state and head of government are different individuals. e. Turnover in office often occurs because of early elections.
American voters have always chosen among five or more competing candidates for the same office
Indicate whether the statement is true or false