Since 1934, in every off-year election but two, the president's party has
A) lost seats in one or both houses of Congress.
B) changed its policy position significantly.
C) won seats in one or both houses of Congress.
D) decreased its support for the president's agenda.
E) dominated congressional elections.
A
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A. a low value so that all states can import more B. stability in exchange rates for the purpose of international transactions C. a high value so that all states can export more D. a high value so that governments can make money as their currency devalues
How can the actions of poll workers affect a voter's experience in an election?
Answer:
A political party's county chairs are selected __________.
A. by the voters of a county during the general election B. by a party's primary voters C. by the party's state executive committee D. by the party's state convention delegates
Which of the following was seen as a major threat to democracy in the 1930s?
A. the rise of dictators B. the prevalence of modernism C. the decolonization of European colonies D. the increase in religious pluralism E. the upsurge of globalization