Public perceptions of the most important problem facing the nation
A. vary greatly by political party.
B. tend to be stories that have been given a large volume of media coverage.
C. have steadily focused on economic issues since the Great Depression.
D. have steadily focused on foreign policy issues since September 11, 2001.
E. are something polls rarely measure.
Answer: B
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_________ are most likely to be contacted by political parties during an election campaign
a. Older people b. Young people c. Strong identifiers d. High income people e. Anglos
Under which of the following circumstances would the House of Representatives be most likely to select the president because the Electoral College did not produce a majority winner?
A. during wartime B. when the public is particularly distrustful of government C. when there are three or more candidates receiving Electoral College votes D. when the public is polarized by party
When the Constitution was drafted, the framers intended that electors would use their own discretion in deciding who would make the best president.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
When it comes to moral issues, conservatives
a. believe morality is personal. b. think it is the job of government to regulate morality. c. promote tolerance as a key moral value. d. look to religion as the foundation of morality. e. avoid discussions about morality.