__________ arose from the belief that most of the economic growth over two decades had gone to the top 1 percent.
A. The Occupy Wall Street movement
B. The Tea Party movement
C. The anti-globalization movement
D. The undocumented immigrants movement
Answer: A
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Under a "spoils system" of selection, public employees are chosen based upon
a. their scores on a "merit" exam. b. their education level. c. their civil service classification level. d. affirmative action quota systems. e. who they supported and gave money to in the last election.
Today, most cases make their way to the Supreme Court when at least four justices agree to hear a case, and a writ of certiorari is issued
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
When a case that an interest group is interested in comes before the Supreme Court, the group can __________
a. meet with judges to explain the group's policy preferences b. file an amicus curiae brief in support of one side of the case c. appeal the case to a higher court. d. legally offer monetary incentives to the justices as long as the interest group is not a party to the case
______ is the policy-making theory that posits that policy making occurs in a pluralistic way through a dynamic struggle among a variety of policy actors, interest groups, government officials, and the public.
A. institutional theory B. rational choice theory C. group theory D. pluralistic theory