The election of 1964 gave the Democrats such a large majority in Congress (as well as control of the presidency) that it launched an extraordinary number of new policies of sweeping significance, including all of these EXCEPT
A) ?Social Security.
B) ?Medicare.
C) ?Medicaid.
D) ?federal aid to education.
E) ?the Voting Rights Act.
A
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The Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) program was created to help support the children of women
A. whose husbands had died laboring in factories. B. whose husbands were disabled from mining accidents. C. whose husbands had perished in disasters. D. born out of wedlock. E. injured by automobile accidents.
Identify and evaluate the threat posed by terrorist and transnational crime groups
What will be an ideal response?
When partisanship increases in national institutions, which of the following may result?
I. Voting patterns in Congress may shift, affecting the lawmaking process. II. The President may alter his tactics for setting the agenda for Congress, in response to partisan trends. III. There may be increased competition between the President and his party to define their public identities. a. I only b. II only c. I and II only d. I and III only e. I, II, and III
How do outsider tactics differ from insider tactics?
a. Outsider tactics rely on information that suggest that decision makers could make a mistake by opposing the group. b. Outsider tactics impose real pressure to push politicians to act in ways they otherwise would prefer not to. c. Outsider tactics rely heavily on building coalitions that can run television commercials to move public opinion. d. Outsider tactics capture political leaders through donations and the leadership sanctions members who do not support policies.